Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
work-through
noun / verb
/ˈwɜːrk ˌθruː/

Definition
A process of systematically dealing with a problem or a set of problems in order to understand or resolve them.

Examples
- After several hours of discussion, we had a productive work-through of the team’s challenges.
- It’s recommended to have a work-through of the project plan before implementation.

Meaning
Work-through refers to the act of engaging with a series of tasks or issues in a methodical way, often involving analysis and reflection.

Synonyms
- resolution
- discussion
- debriefing
- analysis