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through

modif. & prep.

Finished
completed, over, ended; see done 1, finished 1.
From one side to the other
straight through, through and through, clear through*; see in 2, into, within.
During
throughout, for the period of, from beginning to end; see during.
By means of
by, by way of, by reason of, in virtue of, in consequence of, for, by the agency of, at the hand of, through the medium of, by dint of.
Referring to continuous passage
nonstop, free, unhindered, unbroken, opened, rapid, one-way; see also consecutive 1, constant 1, regular 3.
Antonyms broken*, interrupted*, intermittent.

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Another word for through

adverb

From one end to the other:
around, over, round, throughout. See part
To an end or conclusion:
over. See start

adjective

Proceeding or lying in an uninterrupted line or course:
direct, straight, straightforward. See straight
Having reached completion:
complete, done. See part
Having no further relationship:
done, finished. See start
No longer effective, capable, or valuable:
done, done for, finished, washed-up. (Informal) kaput. Idioms: at the end of the line (or road), over the hill, past one's prime. See ability, start