romp through

verb

1. informal,  (intr, preposition) to progress quickly and easily through something

   he romped through the work

Example Sentences

But the longer his romp through the tournament went on, the more obvious it became that Alcaraz’s no-frills haircut was part of his preparation for battle.

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The whole point of “Cabaret” is to take audiences on a romp through a bygone Berlin so out of control that it feels inexorably doomed, even given any preconceived knowledge of Adolf Hitler’s rise as chancellor in January 1933.

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“Sweetener,” the novel, is a fun romp through one version of lesbo-land circa 2025.

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Forty years after its release, "The Goonies" has proven to be more than a nostalgic romp through booby traps and pirate ships—it’s a blueprint for collective survival and solidarity, perhaps even more applicable in 2025 than when it first debuted.

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This busy romp through the life, art and times of Frank Zappa is illustrated with clips and photos even ardent fans won’t have seen; commentary from friends, family and collaborators fills out the picture of a very public private person.

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