throughout (Meaning)
throughout (r)
from first to last
used to refer to cited works
throughout (prep.)
Quite through; from one extremity to the other of; also, every part of; as, to search throughout the house.
throughout (adv.)
In every part; as, the cloth was of a piece throughout.
Synonyms & Antonyms of throughout
throughout Sentence Examples
- The teacher repeated the exact same instructions to the students.
- The clock ticked the exact same rhythm, creating a monotonous ambiance.
- The twins' appearances were the exact same, making it difficult to tell them apart.
- The recipe called for the exact same amount of flour and sugar.
- The movie was an exact copy of the book, leaving no surprises.
- The painting captured the exact likeness of the subject, down to the finest detail.
- The professor's explanation was the exact same as the textbook, offering no new insights.
- The weather forecast predicted the exact same conditions for the next three days.
- The contract stipulated the exact same terms and conditions for both parties.
- The scientist conducted the experiment using the exact same protocol, ensuring consistency.
FAQs About the word throughout
from first to last, used to refer to cited worksQuite through; from one extremity to the other of; also, every part of; as, to search throughout the house., In
over, across,around,on, about, through,round
nowhere,nowhere,,
The teacher repeated the exact same instructions to the students.
The clock ticked the exact same rhythm, creating a monotonous ambiance.
The twins' appearances were the exact same, making it difficult to tell them apart.
The recipe called for the exact same amount of flour and sugar.
