Have done with it
phrasal verb
To decide to stop dealing with something or someone.
I just want to pay the bill and have done with it.

Often appears as...
- have done with it
- finish with it
phrasal verb
To have completed or finished something.
If you would just sign these papers, we'll have done with it and you can leave.

Often appears as...
- have done with it
- finish with it
phrasal verb
To decide to stop dealing with something or someone.
I just want to pay the bill and have done with it.

Often appears as...
- have done with it
- finish with it
phrasal verb
To have completed or finished something.
If you would just sign these papers, we'll have done with it and you can leave.

Often appears as...
- have done with it
- finish with it
Definition 1 of 2

Finality
Used to express a strong desire to finish something and move on.

Let's settle this dispute and have done with it.
Irritation
Shows annoyance or impatience with a situation.

I'm tired of arguing, let's just have done with it.
Closure
Indicates the speaker's wish to reach a conclusion and not revisit the matter.

Apologize and let's have done with it.
Finality
Used to express a strong desire to finish something and move on.

Let's settle this dispute and have done with it.
Irritation
Shows annoyance or impatience with a situation.

I'm tired of arguing, let's just have done with it.
Closure
Indicates the speaker's wish to reach a conclusion and not revisit the matter.

Apologize and let's have done with it.
Finality
Used to express a strong desire to finish something and move on.

Let's settle this dispute and have done with it.
Irritation
Shows annoyance or impatience with a situation.

I'm tired of arguing, let's just have done with it.
Closure
Indicates the speaker's wish to reach a conclusion and not revisit the matter.

Apologize and let's have done with it.
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