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over and done with

over and done with adjective: fully completed and put aside.

Adjective

over and done with (not comparable)

  1. Fully completed and put aside.
    • I'm glad that my exams are over and done with.
    • Don't gloat so much on that there war, Father William, and the deeds that saved the Empire. It's over and done with and we're never going to have another—not so long as it rests with me anyhow.1934, Ernest Bramah, The Bravo of London

Forms of over and done with

alternative formover and done

Questions about over and done with

What does over and done with mean?
Over and done with means fully completed and put aside.
What part of speech is over and done with?
Over and done with is an adjective.

Words near over and done with in the dictionary

  1. over a barrel
  2. over again
  3. over against
  4. over and above
  5. over and done
  6. over and done with
  7. over and out
  8. over and over
  9. over and over again
  10. over and under
  11. over and unders

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