going through
In the midst
Going through means experiencing or enduring something, often difficult: She's going through a rough patch, He's going through a divorce.
It also means examining or searching systematically: I'm going through my old emails, Customs went through our luggage.
The phrase can indicate consuming or using up: We're going through a lot of paper.
To go through with something is to complete it despite hesitation: I couldn't go through with the surgery.
- dealing withManaging or addressing
- experiencingLiving through firsthand
- undergoingBeing subjected to
- rough patchDifficult period experienced
- hard timesPeriod of difficulty
confronting · crossing · suffering · coping · traversing · navigating · rummaging · weathering · growing pains · processing · sifting · entering · rifling · fine tooth comb · frisking · tolerating · searching · examining
- searchingsearching, rummaging, digging, finding, discovering
- depletingusing up, depleting, exhausting, draining, consuming
going throughgoing around
Moving in orbit
bypassing · avoiding · circumventing · skirting · turning back
going throughskipping
Rhythmic hopping locomotion
ignoring · overlooking · glossing over · skimming · neglecting