throughout

/θru:'aut/
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throughout

The author's name appears throughout the book's chapters.

Definition
  1. Preposition:

    • In every part of (a place or object): Used to indicate that something is present or happens in all areas or sections of a specified space or thing.
    • During the whole period of (a time): Used to indicate that something happens or is the case from the beginning to the end of a specified duration.
  2. Adverb:

    • In every part; everywhere: Used to describe something that is the case in all parts of a place or object.
    • From beginning to end; during the whole time or event: Used to describe something that is the case for the entire duration.
Usage Examples
  • Preposition:

    • The news spread throughout the city. (The news spread to every part of the city.)
    • She remained calm throughout the entire crisis. (She was calm for the whole duration of the crisis.)
  • Adverb:

    • The house was painted white throughout. (Every part/room of the house was painted white.)
    • The concert was fantastic throughout. (The concert was fantastic from the beginning to the end.)
Advanced Usage
  • "Throughout" is often used for emphasis to stress the completeness of an action or state across a domain (space) or a period (time).
    • His influence can be seen throughout her work. (His influence is visible in all parts/aspects of her work.)
  • It can be used with abstract nouns to indicate pervasiveness.
    • A sense of dread hung throughout the meeting. (A feeling of dread was present during the entire meeting.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Through (preposition, adverb, adjective): While "through" can indicate movement from one side to another or completion, "throughout" emphasizes comprehensiveness across an area or period.
    • We drove through the tunnel. (Movement from one end to the other.)
    • We looked for him throughout the building. (We searched in every part of the building.)
Synonyms
  • Preposition (for place): all over, across, in every part of.
  • Preposition (for time): during, all through, for the duration of.
  • Adverb: everywhere, all over, from start to finish, from beginning to end.
Related Phrases
  • "Throughout history": A common phrase meaning during all of recorded time.
    • This has been a constant struggle throughout history.
  • "Throughout the world/country": A common phrase meaning in all parts of the globe or nation.
    • This product is sold throughout the world.
throughout

The author's name appears throughout the book's chapters.

Adverb
  1. used to refer to cited works
  2. from first to last
    • the play was excellent end-to-end