through

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Definition

Finished with something or no longer interested in continuing a relationship, activity, or commitment.

Example Usage

I'm through with that job—I'm quitting next week.

Origin

Common English adverb with roots in Old English; specialized slang meaning solidified in mid-20th century

Fun Fact

Can signal finality and emotional closure when used with the right intonation.

Source: Definition backfill (hailey)

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