live through
1 of 1verb/ˈlɪv θru/
Forms:lives through,living through,lived through,lived through
1
to survive a disaster or difficult situation
transitive- The children lived through the loss of their parents, their love for each other providing strength and solace in their time of grief.
- The community lived through the economic crisis, their unity and support for one another helping them weather the storm.
- The family lived through the devastating earthquake, their resilience and strength tested but ultimately triumphant.
- The survivors of the shipwreck lived through days of hardship and uncertainty, their hope and determination keeping them afloat.
- The soldiers lived through the horrors of war, their compassion and humanity shining through amidst the chaos.