sits through
Stays until finished
To sit through something is to remain seated and endure it from beginning to end, usually implying boredom, discomfort, or patience: We sat through a three-hour presentation on compliance procedures.
The phrase suggests passive tolerance rather than active engagement—you sit through a dull meeting or a bad movie, not something you enjoy.
- stayingContinuing in place
- lecturesFormal instructional talks
- forbearancePatient self-control, delayed enforcement
- meetingsOrganized group assemblies
- perseveranceSustained resolve despite obstacles
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