She always says consider it done whenever I ask for help.
Your request has been processed, consider it done.
Your tickets are booked, consider it done.
Similar words
leave it to me
I'll take care of it
it's taken care of
it's already done
you can count on me
it's finished
it's all set
I'll handle it
Meanings
Promise to take care of something
everyday
neutral
Said to tell someone that you will make sure a task is completed.
Examples
If you need the report by Friday, consider it done.
When I asked him to fix the leak, he replied, consider it done.
She always says consider it done whenever I ask for help.
Even though the deadline is tight, consider it done.
He nodded and said consider it done, showing his confidence.
The manager told the team, consider it done, to boost morale.
Similar words
you can count on me
I'll take care of it
leave it to me
I'll handle it
Statement that something is already completed
everyday
neutral
Used to say that a matter has been dealt with and is finished.
Examples
The paperwork is on the desk, consider it done.
After the repairs, the car runs smoothly, consider it done.
Your tickets are booked, consider it done.
Your request has been processed, consider it done.
The garden is watered, consider it done.
The issue was resolved, consider it done.
Similar words
it's already done
it's taken care of
it's finished
it's all set
Etymology
FAQ
What does consider it done mean?
It means you assure someone that a task will be completed.
How do you use consider it done in a sentence?
You say it after a request, for example, “Will you send the report?” “Consider it done.”
When is it appropriate to say consider it done?
Use it when you want to give a confident promise that you will take care of a request.
Is consider it done formal or informal?
It has a neutral register and works in both casual and business conversations.
What are synonyms for consider it done?
Synonyms include “you can count on me,” “I’ll take care of it,” “leave it to me,” and “I’ll handle it.”
What is the difference between consider it done and you can count on me?
Consider it done is a direct promise to act, while you can count on me is a reassurance of reliability; both show commitment but the former is a specific pledge.
Can consider it done be used to indicate something is already completed?
Yes, it can also be said after a task is finished to mean the matter is resolved.
Does consider it done imply a promise or a statement of fact?
It can be a promise when spoken before a task, or a statement of fact when spoken after a task is finished.
In what contexts is consider it done commonly used?
It is common in everyday requests, workplace assignments, and customer-service replies.
Is consider it done appropriate in professional settings?
It is acceptable in professional settings as a confident way to confirm you will handle something.
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