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go through (v.)
"to execute, carry to completion" (a plan, etc., often with
with
), 1560s; see
go
(v.) +
through
(adv.). Meaning "to examine" is 1660s; "to endure, suffer, undergo" is by 1712; "to wear out" (of clothes, etc.) by 1959.
