What is another word for is done for?
Pronunciation: [ɪz dˈʌn fɔː] (IPA) 
The phrase "is done for" typically means that something or someone is doomed, ruined, or beyond recovery. There are several synonymous expressions that convey similar meanings, such as "is finished," "is kaput," "is toast," "is ruined," "is in ruins," "is irreparable," "is beyond repair," "is beyond saving," "is defeated," "is destroyed," "is at an end," "is over," "is done in," and "is gone for good." These phrases can be used in various contexts, such as describing a failed business, a broken relationship, a damaged object, a defeated sports team, or a dying animal. Regardless of the specific use case, all of these phrases suggest a sense of finality and irreversible loss.
