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A few definitions of the word:
http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=1G1_____ENUS239&q=def ine%3A+through
Synonyms:
http://www.rhymezone.com/r/rhyme.cgi?Word=through&typeofrhyme=syn&org1 =syl&org2=l
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Through
adverb
From one end to the other: around, over, round, throughout. See part
To an end or conclusion: over. Opposite = start
adjective
Proceeding or lying in an uninterrupted line or course: direct, straight, straightforward.
Having reached completion: complete, done.
Having no further relationship: done, finished.
No longer effective, capable, or valuable: done, done for, finished, washed-up. Informal: kaput. Idioms: at the end of the line (or road), over the hill, past one's prime.
So also opposite = start
Chaz is right
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