go through

Pass from end-to-end

Go through means to move from one side of something to the other, passing within or across it: We went through the tunnel.

Extended senses involve experiencing or enduring: She went through a difficult divorce.

To go through something methodically is to examine or rehearse it: Let's go through the contract one more time.

To go through with something is to complete it despite hesitation: He couldn't go through with the wedding.

Things that go through are approved or finalized: The deal went through yesterday.

endure

survive

Continue to exist

  • withstandRemain intact despite pressure
  • sufferExperience pain or distress
  • bearLarge furry omnivore

tolerate · overcome · weather · experience · hardship · ordeal · trial · adversity · difficulty · rough patch

experience

undergo

Be subjected to

  • encounterUnexpected meeting or confrontation
  • faceHead's anterior surface
  • seePerceive with eyes

witness · phase · stage · transition · change · transformation · journey · process · growth · development

examine

review

Critical written assessment

analyze · audit · assess · evaluate · probe · investigate · study · survey · vet · screen

complete

finish

Bring to completion

perform · conduct · carry out · proceed · rehearsal · routine · drill · procedure · ritual · ceremony

consume

use up

Consume until gone

drain · finish · empty · squander · blow · waste · devour · guzzle · supplies · resources

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Opposites
completion/endurance

go throughavoid

Stay away from

skip · evade · escape · sidestep · get out of

examination/review

go throughskip over

gloss over · skim · overlook · ignore · neglect

consumption/use

go throughconserve

Keep from being depleted

save · preserve · hoard · ration · stockpile

Family

through, going, outgoing, get through, undergoing, going through, went through

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