adjective
1. : brought to conclusion : ended , completed
typing the finished letters on company letterheads — J.R.Gregg
gave me the finished manuscript to read
as
a. : ready for packing, shipment, or sale — used of materials or goods
b. : processed
storage facilities for both raw and finished water — U.S. Geology Survey List
c. of an animal : fattened especially for the market
d. : in a hopeless condition : defeated, wounded, or ailing beyond hope of recovery : done for : doomed
about that time I was feeling very feeble and finished — O.W.Holmes †1935
so the press telegrapher was finished , or practically so — C.B.Davis
a lot of wishful thinkers assume that the enemy is finished
their class, the upper middle, was finished politically and economically — Mary McCarthy
2. : possessed of, brought to, or displaying the highest degree of skill, polish, or excellence : marked by the highest quality : consummate , perfected
written with the finished workmanship which always delights us — Edward Sackville-West
the texture of his writing is even and finished — Times Literary Supplement
a group of gentle, highly finished , memorable stories — Paul Pickrel
a glitteringly finished troupe from the start — Wilder Hobson
he's the most finished blackmailer in America — Donn Byrne