Go through
Go through verb - Go across or through.
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Synonyms for Go through
To experience and go through are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "To experience" with "Go through", this terms are similar.
To experience
Go through and to experience are semantically related. You can use "Go through" instead a verb phrase "To experience".
Related pairs
- experience and go through
- experience and to experience
- feel and go through
- feel and to experience
- encounter and go through
- encounter and to experience
- see and go through
- see and to experience
- suffer and go through
- suffer and to experience
- have and go through
- have and to experience
- face and go through
- face and to experience
Both terms in one sentence
- Professor Guinea Pig: Anton Lesser's psychiatrist character asks someone to perform an operation on him in order to experience the emotions the patients go through prior to operations.
Source: Series / Casualty 1906 - In the TV story, it's to avoid being tracked by the Monster of the Week, but in the book it's just to experience what his companions go through (having been given the idea by, it turns out, one of the villains, deliberately so that he could be taken advantage of in his reduced state).
Source: Always Need What You Gave Up -
Sure, a grand adventure to save the world might sound fun from an observer's perspective, but actually being in one requires the person to experience the suffering of all the hardships that those people have to go through.
Source: Webcomic / Cucumber Quest
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