Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
over-with
Phrase
/ˈoʊvər wɪθ/
Definition
To be finished with something, especially in a way that implies relief or a sense of completion.
Examples
- Now that the exam is over-with, I can finally relax.
- Once the presentation is over-with, we can celebrate our hard work.
- She felt a weight lifted off her shoulders when the project was over-with.
Meaning
The phrase ‘over-with’ means that a task or situation has been completed, often suggesting that the speaker is glad it’s done.
Synonyms
- Finished
- Done
- Completed
- Concluded
- Accomplished
