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From the verb undergo: (⇒ conjugate)
undergone is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections: v past p

undergone
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Synonyms:

experienced , felt , suffered, met (with), endured, gone through

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Sense: Verb: live through

Synonyms:

go through, experience , endure , sustain , weather , be exposed to, be subjected to, live through, suffer , witness , see , take

Antonyms:

avoid , escape , resist , get out of, wriggle out of, delay , put off, refuse , reject , oppose

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