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  1. said and done: Wiktionary
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Definitions from Wiktionary (said and done)

▸ adjective:  Agreed to and accomplished or finished.

Similar:
finished, done, signed, sealed, and delivered, accomplished, done and dusted, consented, token, confirmed, stated, clinching, more...

Opposite:
unsaid, undone, unspoken, unaccomplished, unfulfilled

Types:
spoken, written, signed, gestured, expressed, communicated, articulated, vocalized, more...

Phrases:
When All Is Said and Done, after all is said and done, all is said and done, more...

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Similar:
finished, done, signed, sealed, and delivered, accomplished, done and dusted, consented, token, confirmed, stated, clinching, more...

Opposite:
unsaid, undone, unspoken, unaccomplished, unfulfilled

Types:
spoken, written, signed, gestured, expressed, communicated, articulated, vocalized, more...

Phrases:
When All Is Said and Done, after all is said and done, all is said and done, more...



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