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undergo English

Meaning undergo meaning

What does undergo mean?
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undergo Verb

— If you undergo something, it happens to you; often it is not nice. The country has undergone great changes in the last decade. She had to undergo surgery because of her broken leg. The bridge is currently undergoing tests to see if it can be reopened.

undergo

— verb pass through The chemical undergoes a sudden change The fluid undergoes shear undergo a strange sensation

Synonyms undergo synonyms

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experience suffer go through endure bear feel tolerate taste sustain pass hurt ache undertake try transcend take subsist see risk receive put up with penetrate pass through occur meet incur history have get exist event encounter drudge derive come in for catch calendar brave become popular be subject to approved accept

Topics undergo topics

What do people use undergo to talk about?
Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Trouble

Suffer

Conjugation undergo conjugation

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undergo · verb

Examples undergo examples

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Simple sentences

He will have to undergo an operation next week.
I am going to undergo an electrocardiography.
He had to undergo an operation immediately after his fall.
Stars undergo nuclear reactions that burn hydrogen in their cores.
Tom will have to undergo several months of rehabilitation after leaving hospital.
The new engine must undergo all the necessary tests.

Movie subtitles

To pass in through that magnificent gateway, on Visitors Day at a cost of sixpence was a humiliating experience, but I forced myself to undergo it.
I will undergo whatever training is necessary for this to become my unshakable conviction.
In view of the above. and in the light of my examination of the patient. it is my professional opinion. that it will be necessary for Mr. Van Gogh. to undergo extended observation and treatment in this institution.
Oh generous God, I turn my face toward Yours and I undergo Your orders.
Will the fierce rock of Gibraltar Undergo the same fate?
I knew you were to undergo the in-transference yourself.
I'd be happy to undergo a check-up.
You are about to undergo long-wave radiation.
He's the last man to undergo the Keller process. and you can see what it's done to him.
She had to undergo a violent shock that would allow us to unravel the roots of her trauma.
You will undergo death and rebirth, resurrection, if you like.
Let me not undergo the real pains of hell, dear God, because I die unshriven.
We will undergo the sights of the dead.
Soon you will undergo your test of adulthood in the desert.
She has to undergo a gall-bladder operation.
Your parents may undergo mental damage.
But it was very dangerous, and I could only undergo each experiment. after a long period of rest.
We'll land on an uncharted asteroid and then undergo an experience designed for goose bumps and palpitations because, in the twilight zone, next time out, you'll see that monsters come in all assorted sizes and shapes.
A friendship made of blood and fear. that our people is forced to undergo,. which today, is pushed away with all its strength!
Nevertheless, the rules demand that you should undergo the test.
Women who undergo this don't go to the police.
You decided to undergo the initiation that 999 other heroes have passed.
You have one minute to restore my Bridge crew unharmed, or you will undergo full barrage.
You approach the entrance gate 'to the United States army compound, 'undergo the ever vigilant inspection, 'and proceed to something you won't forget.
I undergo too much.
To control, you must undergo complete conversion and become one of us.
I'm ready to undergo any torture!
You will undergo death and rebirth - resurrection, if you like.
I am actually about to undergo an operation, Basil.
That amount of matter in so small a space would undergo instant gravitational collapse and form a black hole.
She must undergo a series of tests.
So that we don't have to make the journey without her strength and guidance Sayyadina Jessica has consented to undergo the rites at this time.
You undergo it after you've almost been sick.
She'll have to undergo surgery. What's wrong?

News and current affairs

In the long run, America's growth pattern must undergo a structural shift from reliance on debt and consumption one based on Americans vaunted capacity for creativity and innovation.
He was arrested after complaining to foreign reporters, and has since been administered medicine and forced to undergo electric shock therapy.
But cells with mutated BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes are unable to undergo recombination and are therefore much more sensitive to an increased level of unrepaired single-strand breaks.
The reason is simple: cells that have recently lost the functional BRCA1 or BRCA2 allele and that will later grow into tumors will also be unable to undergo recombination.
A more relevant example may well be Turkey, where Islamist movements were dissolved by the courts; when they reappeared in a different guise, they had to undergo severe tests.
Should a healthy woman diagnosed as susceptible to breast cancer undergo a prophylactic mastectomy?
Instead, it is becoming apparent that, after a period of epic profits and growth, the financial industry now needs to undergo a period of consolidation and pruning.
Europe's politicians will be tempted to simply jack up the fiscal deficit to boost domestic incomes rather than undergo politically painful but necessary rationalization.
At a minimum, the eurozone's weaker members will undergo increased market pressures.
Today, Libya appears set to undergo similar struggles, owing mostly to the presence of powerful political actors outside the NTC.
In fact and in law, that would amount to establishing on those lands a new Arab country that could be counted on, in short order, to undergo an ethnic cleansing that would make it judenfrei.
Unless patients with renal failure receive a kidney transplant or undergo dialysis - an expensive life-long procedure that cleanses the blood of toxins - death is guaranteed within a few weeks.
The world is poised to undergo one of the most dramatic power shifts in human history.
Your willingness to undergo punishment merely expedites their victory.
There is no underplaying the significance of the court's unanimous decision to convict the first Philippine president ever to undergo a criminal trial.
Or are we prepared to undergo a painful decline brought on by nationalist infighting and complacency?
Political leaders must create incentives and financial headroom for their forces to undergo the necessary changes.
China failed to undergo a similar shift, owing primarily to its civil-service examination system, which emphasized the memorization of Confucian classics and provided little incentive for elites to learn mathematics and science.
They say that the bill actually protects surrogate mothers - for example, by limiting the number of pregnancies they can undergo.
He specifically indicated that he would not want to undergo major surgery.

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