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Definition of 'put through'

verb

Pursue to a conclusion or bring to a successful issue; "Did he go through with the treatment?"; "He implemented a new economic plan"; "She followed up his recommendations with a written proposal" [syn: follow through, follow up, follow out, carry out, implement, put through, go through]

verb

Connect by telephone; "the operator put a call through to Rio"

Synonyms of 'put through'

From: Moby Thesaurus

abide by,
accomplish,
achieve,
adhere to,
administer,
bring about,
bring off,
bring through,
bring to effect,
bring to pass,
canalize,
carry into effect,
carry into execution,
carry off,
carry out,
carry through,
channel,
channelize,
clear,
clear the hurdle,
come along,
come on,
come through,
come through with,
compass,
complete,
conduct,
constitute,
contrive,
convey,
crown with success,
cut the mustard,
decree,
discharge,
do the trick,
effect,
effectuate,
enact,
enact laws,
enforce,
engineer,
execute,
filibuster,
fill out,
fulfill,
funnel,
get along,
get by,
get on,
get the floor,
get through,
go on,
go through,
hack it,
have the floor,
honor,
implement,
kill,
legislate,
lobby through,
logroll,
make,
make it,
make out,
make the grade,
manage,
manage somehow,
muddle through,
negotiate,
observe,
ordain,
pass,
pigeonhole,
pipe,
pocket,
promulgate,
prosecute,
pull off,
put across,
put in force,
put in practice,
put into effect,
put into practice,
put over,
railroad through,
render,
roll logs,
scrape along,
siphon,
succeed in,
swing,
swing the deal,
table,
take the floor,
transact,
translate into action,
trench,
turn the trick,
veto,
work out,
worry along,
yield the floor

Words containing 'put through'

Put,
Putting,
To put about,
To put by,
To put down,
To put in,
To put in for,
To put off,
To put on,
To put out,
To put over,
To put this and that,
To put through,
To put to,
To put to it,
To put up,
To put up to,
To put up with,
put about,
put down,
put in,
put it to,
put off,
put on,
put out,
put over,
put under,
put up,
put up to,
put up with,
put-put,
Put case,
Put-off,
Put-up,
Putting green,
Putting stone,
To put a case,
To put an end to,
To put away,
To put back,
To put forth,
To put forward,
To put in mind,
To put in pledge,
To put in possession,
To put into the chair,
To put out of court,
To put out to grass,
To put out to nurse,
To put the comether on,
To put the hand to,
To put the kibosh on,
To put the screw on,
To put the screws on,
To put to a stand,
To put to a stress,
To put to bed,
To put to death,
To put to flight,
To put to grass,
To put to nurse,
To put to rights,
To put to rout,
To put to sea,
To put to shame,
To put to the blush,
To put to the rack,
To put to the sword,
To put to trial,
To put to use,
To put together,
To put trust in,
To put under the screw,
To put under the screws,
To put up a job,
To put up the spout,
To put upon,
hard put,
off-putting,
put across,
put aside,
put away,
put back,
put differently,
put forth,
put forward,
put on airs,
put on the line,
put one over,
put option,
put out feelers,
put paid to,
put phut,
put right,
put something over,
put straight,
put to death,
put to rights,
put to sleep,
put to work,
put together,
put up job,
put up or shut up,
put upon,
put-down,
put-on,
putting iron,
putting surface,
putting to death,
shot put,
stay put,
Put-in-Bay,
Putting the hand under the thigh,
To put a rod in pickle,
To put a vessel into commission,
To put a vessel out of commission,
To put down one's staff,
To put forth the hand against,
To put on one's trumps,
To put one out of conceit with,
To put one's back up,
To put one's comether on,
To put one's foot down,
To put stress upon,
To put the Treasury into commission,
To put the cart before the horse,
To put the finishing hand to,
To put the hand unto,
To put the last hand to,
To put to one's trumps,
To put up one's staff,
put behind bars,
put one across,
put one on his feet,
put-upon,
Put-in-Bay, OH,
To put a spoke in one's wheel,
To put one one's mettle,
To put one's nose out of joint,
To put one's nose to the grindstone,
To put someone through one's paces,
To put the best foot foremost,
To put the great seal into commission,
To be put upon one's good behavior,
To put one's foot in one's mouth,
To put one's legs under some one's mahogany,
To put one's self upon the country

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