gone through (Meaning)

gone through

to move on a course

Having gone through a difficult divorce, she emerged stronger than before.
The hikers had gone through miles of dense forest when they finally reached the clearing.
The teacher had gone through several lesson plans before finding one that fit the curriculum.
The old house had gone through numerous renovations over the years.
I've gone through this report several times and still can't find any errors.
The medical team had gone through countless hours of surgery in preparation for the complex procedure.
The company has gone through several rounds of restructuring in an effort to improve efficiency.
After going through a period of depression, she finally started to feel better.
The researchers have gone through vast amounts of data to find evidence to support their theory.
The couple had gone through a lot of challenges together, but they remained committed to their relationship.

to move on a course

experienced, known, seen, undergone, witnessed, sustained, tasted, passed, felt, endured

failed,slurred, skimped,slighted

Having gone through a difficult divorce, she emerged stronger than before.

The hikers had gone through miles of dense forest when they finally reached the clearing.

The teacher had gone through several lesson plans before finding one that fit the curriculum.

The old house had gone through numerous renovations over the years.