went through

Endured from start

Went through is the past tense of go through, covering its range of meanings.

To go through something is to pass from one side to the other: We went through the tunnel.

It also means to experience, especially something difficult: She went through a lot after the divorce.

To go through materials is to examine or sort them: I went through all the old photos.

Going through with something means completing it despite reservations: He went through with the surgery.

endured

withstood

Successfully opposed or survived

bore · tolerated · overcame · faced · braved · persevered · outlasted · sustained · absorbed · resisted

searched

rummaged

Searched by displacing items

combed · scoured · examined · inspected · ransacked · checked · reviewed · browsed · perused · scanned

consumed

used up

Entirely consumed or expended

finished · emptied · devoured · squandered · expended · drained · used

healing

recovery

Regaining what was lost

remission · therapy · treatment · mending · restoration · renewal · wellness · self-care · rest · nurturing

trial

courtroom

Judicial proceedings chamber

prosecution · defense · cross-examination · evidence · witness · judge · defendant · plaintiff · litigation · appeal

completed

finished

Brought to an end

fulfilled · accomplished · concluded · wrapped up · carried out · paperwork · formalities · procedures · channels · red tape

Opposites
completion vs. avoidance

went throughavoided

Deliberately stayed away from

skipped · evaded · bypassed · dodged · sidestepped

entry vs. exit (physical movement)

went throughexited

Went out from

went around · left · departed · went back · retreated

consumption vs. retention (resources)

went throughsaved

Kept from loss

conserved · hoarded · stockpiled · preserved · rationed

Family

through, went, outgoing, foregoing, underwent, go through, forwent, forewent, going through

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