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Is Done and Dusted a phrase or an idiom?

"Done and Dusted" is considered an idiom.

Here's why:

* Meaning: It means something is finished or completed, often implying it's been done quickly or easily.

* Figurative: The literal meaning of "done and dusted" doesn't relate to the figurative meaning. You don't literally dust something to signify completion.

* Idiomatic Usage: It's a fixed expression, and you can't change the order of the words or substitute them.

Example: "The project is done and dusted, we can move on to the next one."

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