finish
Meaning
-
- An end; the end of anything.
- A protective coating given to wood or metal and other surfaces.
- The result of any process changing the physical or chemical properties of cloth.
- A finishing touch; careful elaboration; polish.
- A shot on goal, especially one that ends in a goal.
Concepts
finish
end
complete
terminate
conclude
stop
accomplish
cease
conclusion
close
come to an end
termination
achieve
completion
ending
quit
accomodate
settle
perfect
fulfil
bring to an end
end up
fulfill
run out
polish
finish up
finale
wind up
finalize
consummate
perform
do
finishing
discontinue
execute
be completed
be over
use up
expire
abate
halt
be finished
kill
goal
close in
done
finish off
prepare
complement
polish off
last
put away
consume
land up
eat up
destination
finis
dispatch
be done with
break up
completely
exhausted
over
destroy
finish line
final
all
aim
lift
prorogue
quell
staunch
tip
fill in
fill
fill up
imbue
permeate
get through with
put an end to
make an end of
ready
death
coat
be done
closure
round off
lacquer
be exhausted
be used up
give out
terminus
make the final blow
decoration
fetch up
coating
cultivation
culture
refinement
stopping point
subside
disappear
work out
leave
get over
overcome
be complete
fall
die
carry out
get through
accomplishment
be concluded
free oneself from
abolish
completed
reach
glaze
objective
purpose
finishing line
dress
finalise
terminated
consumed
used up
empty
come
zenith
acme
apex
boils sens de bouillir
highlight
peak
point
summit
output
produce
abide
abide by
exercise
keep
meet
observe
reach the ultimate point
make perfect
make useless
clinch
discharge
do the deed
effect
go through with
realize
deplete
get to the end of
go through
get it over with
let end
do something completely
cut out
made for
spinning
dash
launch
shoot up
wash up
understanding
bring to a close
discontinuance
attain
peter out
culminate
adorn
decorate
be brought to an end
cessation
edge
fulfillment
summing-up
closing
devour
eat
surface
texture
continue
prosecute
standstill
trim
trimmings
finishing post
adjust
manage
take to the end
ac complish
bring to a conclusion
put an end
finer works
give a finish
make small reparations
lose
cut
knit up
forgive
avoid
beauty
gloss
settle differences
be emancipated
be finished with
be free
be quit of
get away
go away
be satiated with
be satisfied with
get rid of
surmount
stop short
disperse
finish with
settle the matter
transact
change
convert
transform
perish
sink
pretend
calm
calm down
clear up
create
elaboration
milling
pick up
extremity
surcease
draw in
high finish
degree of finish
smooth finish
smoothness
make good
final lacquer
abrade
burnish
burnishing
furbish
glassing
grinding-in
ground finish
polishing
put a gloss on
dissolution
finishing coat
top-coat
cross the finish line
l
intact
be up
elapse
finished
wind down
come to nothing
border
dwindle away
be ended
completative
dispense with
have done with
dispose of
fail
stiffening
tata
object
aftertaste
abrogate
break
call it quits
cheese
click off
close out
close up
cut off
fold
kick
knock off
leave off
pull the plug
put down
sign off
snuff out
beat
closing curtain
demise
doom
dying
gone
passing
period
tail
windup
lapse
paint
score
target
touchdown
cap off
choose
decide
dissolve
elect
fix
resolve
rule
wrap up
consummation
deciding
decision
eventuate
settle on
completeness
fare-thee-well
perfection
totality
bottom line
event
issue
line score
offspring
outcome
profit
result
turnout
upshot
yield
down
round
size
make a decision
finalizing
defeat
set free
decor
done with
accommodate
built
descend
drop
get off
go down
nothing
do away with
matter
expiry
use
turn out
bring to completion
fill out
expiration
finish drawing
graduate
be through
have done
be smooth
wear out
after
put
submit
make
stand up
stand still
cum
shut down
block off
cut short
drive
ram down
suspend
adjourn
break short
fineness
get-up
remove
cloth
slay
go around
cancel
pass time
Frequency
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ˈfɪnɪʃ/
Etymology
From Middle English finishen, finisshen, finischen, from Old French finiss-, stem of some of the conjugated forms of finir, from Latin fīnīre, present active infinitive of fīniō, from fīnis (“end, limit, border, boundary”), possibly from Proto-Indo-European *dʰeygʷ- (“to stick, set up”) or from Proto-Indo-European *bʰeyd- (“to split”).
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