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goes throughphrasepresent tense third-person singular of go through to come to a knowledge of (something) by living through itI know how that feels because I've been through it. endures, experiences, feels, has, knows, passes, sees, suffers, sustains, tastes, undergoes, witnesses encounters, meetsaccepts, receivesassimilates, digests to carry through (as a process) to completionHe'd recently gone through the process of obtaining a driver's license. accomplishes, achieves, brings off, carries off, carries out, commits, compasses, does, executes, follows through (with), fulfills(or fulfils), makes, negotiates, performs, perpetrates, prosecutes, pulls off, puts through brings about, effects, effectuates, implementsaces, nailsengages (in), practices(also practises)works (at)reduplicates, reenacts, repeatsactualizes, attains, realizescompletes, ends, finishes, winds up failsskimps, slights, slurs to use the mind to acquire knowledgeThey went through the lesson several times. bones (up), studies cramsgrinds, swots(British)analyzes, deduces, finds outcons, learns, memorizes, readsresearches, restudiesapprehends, comprehends, grasps, knows, understandsabsorbs, digests goes over |