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already done

/ɔːlˈredi dʌn/
adjective phrase★Intermediate— completed
informal

Finished or completed

I've already done my homework.

I've completed my homework.

The report is already done.

The report has been finished.

💡

Commonly used to indicate that a task or action has been completed before the current moment.

Collocations

already donecompleted

Synonyms

completedfinishedaccomplished

Antonyms

not doneunfinishedpending

Related Phrases

already finishedphrase
completed
already completedphrase
finished

💡Pro Tip

Usage Tip

Use 'already done' to emphasize that a task is finished before the expected time.

⚡Gold Rule

Grammar Rule

'Already done' is an adjective phrase that describes a completed action.

📖Word Origin

Combination of 'already' (adverb meaning 'before now') and 'done' (past participle of 'do').

📝Usage Notes

Often used in casual conversation to express that something has been taken care of or finished.

Word Breakdown

already
before now
adverb
+
done
completed
past participle
English Dictionary

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