over and done with

Idioms  

1. Completed, finished, as in That argument's over and done with, so drop the subject. This usage is somewhat redundant but more emphatic than over with. [First half of the 1900s]

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Example Sentences

“History, too, must go. The past is over and done with. I see no need to dwell upon it.”

From Literature

She says she was "terrified" of going on trial, but also felt the process had gone on so long, that she just wanted it "over and done with".

From BBC

“Although I want it over and done with and finished, you know, a hysterectomy is not an easy surgery.”

From BBC

"Alright, it's over and done with, all you need to get is your result and what you get is what you get," Lochlan told BBC News NI.

From BBC

Meanwhile, Saka put his second goal into the roof of the Burnley net so emphatically, it was if he was thoroughly bored with the mismatch and couldn't wait to get the game over and done with so he could get on with his weekend's activities.

From BBC