finish with
To be done using something or to end a relationship with someone.
Meanings
To have no further need for an object or resource and be ready to return or release it.
"Are you finished with the scissors? I need to wrap a gift."
To end a romantic relationship or personal association with someone.
"She finished with him after she discovered he had been lying to her."
To have completed what one had to say or do concerning a topic or person.
"I haven't finished with this issue yet — we need to discuss it further."
Common in British English for ending a relationship. Broadly used to indicate you are done with an object, person, or activity. Often implies finality: once you are 'finished with' something, you are done for good.
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