View synonyms for carry through

carry through

verb

Can we expect that to carry through as the theme of the season?

Then all we would need is a “reformer” willing to carry through.

Others doubted whether he would carry through on the threat.

But so has President Obama, and we should expect him to nominate a man who will carry through on his commitment.

However, the Unionist Government had decided on their policy, which they were determined to carry through.

Do not attempt more than you are sure of your ability to carry through well.

All that one cares to carry through the winter is the root of the plant.

He had hoped to carry through this scene without the actual disclosure of the confession.

The next task of the Government was to carry through in earnest the building of the railway to the Pacific.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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