follow through
Complete the motion
Follow through means to complete an action or continue a motion after its main force has been delivered.
In sports, it's the continuation of a swing after hitting the ball: Her follow-through on the serve needs work.
More broadly, it means carrying something to completion: He's full of ideas but never follows through.
The noun follow-through and verb follow through share this sense of seeing something all the way to the end.
Bring to completion
- concludeEnd or infer
- accomplishComplete successfully
- achieveSucceed through effort
- completeLacking nothing, fully done
fulfill · execute · finalize · wrap-up · closure · culmination · realization · attainment
Wholehearted loyalty to purpose
- persistenceContinuing despite difficulty
- reliabilityConsistent, predictable performance
- dependabilityConsistent trustworthy nature
- steadfastnessFirm loyal dedication
finish
Bring to completion
- concludeEnd or infer
- accomplishComplete successfully
- achieveSucceed through effort
complete · fulfill · execute · finalize · wrap-up · closure · culmination · realization · attainment · fruition
dedication
Wholehearted loyalty to purpose
- persistenceContinuing despite difficulty
- reliabilityConsistent, predictable performance
- dependabilityConsistent trustworthy nature
steadfastness · accountability · responsibility · stand-by · uphold
swing
Suspended recreational seat
release · extension · rotation · momentum · racket · club · bat · pitch · throw · shot
- perseverancepersist, never give up, tenacity, hang in there, endurance
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