* -ness: This creates an abstract noun, focusing on the state of being done. Example: "completeness"
* -ed: This indicates a past tense, focusing on the action of completing something. Example: "finished"
* -ing: This indicates an ongoing action, focusing on the process of being done. Example: "finishing"
* -able: This indicates the potential for something to be done. Example: "doable"
You can also combine "done" with other words to create new phrases, like:
* Well-done
* Overdone
* Half-done
* All done
The best option depends on the context and what you want to emphasize.