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Verb: go through
- Go or live through
"We had many trials to go through";
- experience, see
- Apply thoroughly; think through
"We went through an example";
- work through, run through
- Go across or through
"A terrible thought went through his mind";
- pass, go across
- Eat immoderately
"Some people can go through a pound of meat in the course of one meal";
- devour, down, consume
- Pursue to a conclusion or bring to a successful issue
"Did he go through with the treatment?";
- follow through, follow up, follow out, carry out, implement, put through
Derived forms: going through, went through, goes through, gone through
Type of: complete, eat, experience, finish, go, have, locomote, move, travel, undergo, work
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go off half-cocked
go off the deep end
go on
go out
go out on a limb
go over
go past
go phut
go places
go steady
go through
go through the motions
go to
go to bed
go to pieces
go to pot
go to sleep
go to the dogs
go to town
go to war
go under
go off the deep end
go on
go out
go out on a limb
go over
go past
go phut
go places
go steady
go through
go through the motions
go to
go to bed
go to pieces
go to pot
go to sleep
go to the dogs
go to town
go to war
go under