undergone (Meaning)

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undergone (p. p.)

of Undergo

The patient has undergone a successful heart transplant surgery.
The building has undergone extensive renovations to restore its original grandeur.
The economy has undergone a recession, impacting businesses and consumers alike.
The manuscript has undergone thorough editing and review before publication.
The data has undergone analysis to identify trends and patterns.
The project has undergone several setbacks before reaching completion.
The legislation has undergone intense scrutiny before being passed into law.
The specimen has undergone microscopic examination for further study.
The relationship has undergone a period of testing and reconciliation.
The country has undergone political and social upheaval in recent years.

of Undergo

seen, witnessed, known,experienced, sustained,had, suffered, tasted, felt, endured

No antonyms found.

The patient has undergone a successful heart transplant surgery.

The building has undergone extensive renovations to restore its original grandeur.

The economy has undergone a recession, impacting businesses and consumers alike.

The manuscript has undergone thorough editing and review before publication.