throughout
/θruːˈaʊt/
preposition
- In every part of a place or area; all through.
- The news spread throughout the entire school within an hour.
- There are beautiful gardens throughout the city.
- The smell of fresh bread filled the house throughout the morning.
- During the whole of a period of time; from beginning to end.
- He worked hard throughout the year and earned a promotion.
- She remained calm throughout the entire interview.
- The festival runs throughout the month of June.
adverb
- In or to every part; from beginning to end.
- The movie was exciting throughout, with no dull moments.
- The policy was applied consistently throughout.
- The house was painted white throughout.
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