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put through
verb as in bring to pass
verb as in enact
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verb as in engineer
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verb as in execute
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verb as in perform
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Example Sentences
That’s by design: From the moment the Xcel left the shipyard until it welcomed its first shakedown guests, every venue was put through rigorous stress tests.
Four years ago, England were put through their quadrennial humiliation.
Gazans said they registered for the trips through the link online, after which they were put through a security screening and added to a WhatsApp group.
But my old new-ball partner Jason Gillespie reckons he would never have played a Test if he was put through routine scans.
There is nothing to boo about that, but the Tartan Army had just been put through the wringer as they watched their side struggle against the world's 100th-best national team.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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