Looking for synonyms for being done? We’ve got you covered!
Here’s a list of other ways to say being done.
- Completed
- Finished
- Accomplished
- Concluded
- Executed
- Finalized
- Fulfilled
- Realized
- Settled
- Wrapped up
- Achieved
- Performed
- Resolved
- Closed
- Terminated
Want to learn how to say being done professionally? Keep reading for examples and use cases.
1. Completed
Appropriate Use: Used to indicate that something has been fully finished or made whole.
Example: “The project was successfully completed ahead of schedule.”
2. Finished
Appropriate Use: Indicates that something has come to an end or has been brought to a conclusion.
Example: “The construction work on the new office building is finished.”
3. Accomplished
Appropriate Use: Describes something that has been achieved successfully.
Example: “The team accomplished all their quarterly goals.”
4. Concluded
Appropriate Use: Used to signify something that has been brought to an end, often after a deliberate process.
Example: “The meeting was concluded with action items for everyone.”
5. Executed
Appropriate Use: Refers to something that has been carried out or performed.
Example: “The marketing plan was executed flawlessly.”
6. Finalized
Appropriate Use: Indicates that something has been finished completely, with all necessary decisions made.
Example: “The contract negotiations have been finalized.”
7. Fulfilled
Appropriate Use: Used to describe a duty or a task that has been completed satisfactorily.
Example: “The order for the customer was fulfilled on time.”
8. Realized
Appropriate Use: Refers to something that has been made real or achieved, often a goal or ambition.
Example: “The company’s expansion plans were finally realized.”
9. Settled
Appropriate Use: Indicates that an issue or a matter has been resolved or decided.
Example: “The dispute between the departments was settled amicably.”
10. Wrapped up
Appropriate Use: Informal way to indicate that something has been completed or finished.
Example: “We’ve wrapped up the project and are ready to present the results.”
11. Achieved
Appropriate Use: Indicates the successful completion, especially of a goal or objective.
Example: “She achieved outstanding results in her research.”
12. Performed
Appropriate Use: Describes something that has been carried out or executed, especially in terms of tasks or actions.
Example: “The surgery was performed with great precision.”
13. Resolved
Appropriate Use: Indicates that a problem, issue, or situation has been dealt with successfully.
Example: “The technical issues with the software were quickly resolved.”
14. Closed
Appropriate Use: Refers to something that has been brought to an end, especially in a business or official context.
Example: “The financial year was closed with positive results.”
15. Terminated
Appropriate Use: Indicates that something, often a process or an agreement, has been brought to an end.
Example: “The contract was terminated following mutual agreement.”
