follow through (with) (Meaning)

follow through (with)

to complete a stroke or swing, to complete (an activity or process that has been started)

The athlete followed through with her swing, resulting in a powerful hit.
The project manager ensured that the team followed through with their commitments.
The salesperson promised a follow-up call within 24 hours and faithfully followed through.
The company's policy requires employees to follow through with all safety protocols.
The doctor advised the patient to follow through with his prescribed medication regimen.
The teacher asked the students to follow through with their research projects by writing a summary.
The project was a success due to the team's consistent follow-through with their responsibilities.
The company experienced financial losses as a result of its failure to follow through with its contracts.
The lawyer advised his client to follow through with all legal proceedings to ensure their rights were protected.
The home renovation was completed on time because the contractors followed through with their deadlines.

to complete a stroke or swing, to complete (an activity or process that has been started)

put through, execute, accomplish, perform, implement, do, carry out, carry off,fulfil, go through

fail,slight, skimp,slur

The athlete followed through with her swing, resulting in a powerful hit.

The project manager ensured that the team followed through with their commitments.

The salesperson promised a follow-up call within 24 hours and faithfully followed through.

The company's policy requires employees to follow through with all safety protocols.