I would say “over with” is more definitive than “over”.
That’s over. (= It’s finished.)
That’s over with. (= It’s completely finished.)
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Anyway, I'm glad that's over with.
Anyway, I'm glad that's over.
Is the 2nd sentence correct? If it's correct, why the 1st one has
to use a "with" ? Any difference in meaning between them?
Thanks for your help!
I would say “over with” is more definitive than “over”.
That’s over. (= It’s finished.)
That’s over with. (= It’s completely finished.)
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'With' seems to intensify it, so I'd use it for worse situations. :D