sat through
Attended the whole
Sat through means endured or remained present for something tedious, lengthy, or unpleasant until it ended.
The phrase implies patience or obligation rather than enjoyment: We sat through three hours of speeches, I sat through the whole movie even though it was terrible.
You sit through meetings, lectures, performances, or ceremonies you'd rather not attend.
- seatPlace for sitting
- watchingActively looking at something
- attendanceRecord of who's present
- listeningAttending to sound
- staff meetingWorkplace group assembly
perseverance · lecture · meeting · seminar · forbearance · ceremony · ordeal · fortitude · speech · patience · involvement · boring · zoned out · fidgeting · witnessing · perceiving · restless · school assembly
sat throughwalked out
Exited abruptly in protest
stormed out · ditched · abandoned · fled · ducked out
sat, through, sitting, sitter, sitters, thorough, thoroughly, thoroughness