go through with (Meaning)
Wordnet
go through with (v)
pursue to a conclusion or bring to a successful issue
Synonyms & Antonyms of go through with
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go through with Sentence Examples
- She hesitated to go through with her wedding plans after learning about her fiancé's infidelity.
- The soldiers were ordered to go through with the mission, despite the heavy casualties they had sustained.
- The government decided to go through with the controversial pipeline project, despite widespread public opposition.
- He went through with his threat and resigned from his position with immediate effect.
- The team struggled to go through with the difficult training exercise, but they eventually overcame their exhaustion.
- The company had to go through with the expensive lawsuit in order to protect its reputation.
- The hikers went through with their trek despite being warned about the dangerous wildlife in the area.
- The students went through with their protest, despite the threat of arrest.
- The artist decided to go through with her unconventional artwork, even though she knew it would be controversial.
- The doctor went through with the risky surgery, despite the low probability of success.
FAQs About the word go through with
pursue to a conclusion or bring to a successful issue
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She hesitated to go through with her wedding plans after learning about her fiancé's infidelity.
The soldiers were ordered to go through with the mission, despite the heavy casualties they had sustained.
The government decided to go through with the controversial pipeline project, despite widespread public opposition.
He went through with his threat and resigned from his position with immediate effect.
