put through Synonyms
Strongest:
- carry-off
- achieve
- fulfill
- make
- go-through
- do
- accomplish
- fulfil
- implement
- follow-through-with-
- pull-off
- perform
- carry-out
- execute
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Weak:
put through Meaning
put through (v)
pursue to a conclusion or bring to a successful issue
connect by telephone
put through Sentence Examples
- Through the narrow opening, he managed to put through the wire to fix the broken fence.
- She had to put through her application for the job before the deadline.
- Despite the obstacles, they were determined to put through their plan for the new business venture.
- The team worked tirelessly to put through the necessary changes to the project proposal.
- He struggled to put through the cord through the tiny hole in the wall.
- With determination and perseverance, they finally managed to put through the negotiations for the contract.
- The government promised to put through measures to address the growing concerns of the citizens.
- She had to put through her thesis proposal to the review committee for approval.
- The engineer had to put through several tests to ensure the safety of the newly designed bridge.
- They were able to put through the amendments to the company's policies after much deliberation.
FAQs About the word put through
pursue to a conclusion or bring to a successful issue, connect by telephone
carry off, achieve, fulfill, make, go through, do, accomplish,fulfil, implement, follow through (with)
fail,fail,slight, slight,skimp, skimp, slur, slur
Through the narrow opening, he managed to put through the wire to fix the broken fence.
She had to put through her application for the job before the deadline.
Despite the obstacles, they were determined to put through their plan for the new business venture.
The team worked tirelessly to put through the necessary changes to the project proposal.
