Practice
Practice verb - To do over and over so as to become skilled.
Run through and practice are semantically related. in repeat action to improve topic. In some cases you can use "Run through" instead the word "Practice" as a verb or a noun.
Run through
Run through verb - To penetrate or hold (something) with a pointed object.
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Synonyms for Run through
Practice and run through are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Practice" instead the word "Run through" as a verb or a noun.
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One wonders how much the writers and animators were making a tribute to their art history classes... There's also a Pokémon reference in the early Season 1 episode "Test of the Tested" when Fillmore and Ingrid are chasing after Augie Samson and they run through a cheer practice.
Source: Western Animation / Fillmore! -
Chainsaw Good: Sailor manages to find a chainsaw on their practice run through the mock-up village.
Source: Film / Uncommon Valor
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