Throughout

Through•out [THro͞oˈout]
Preposition
Similar to: Through, Across
== Meanings ==
#In every part of.
##From beginning to end of.
##All the way from one end to the other of; in or to every part of.
##During the whole course or period of.
#In every part of a place or object.
##From beginning to end of an event or period of time.
##In or to every part; Everywhere
##During the whole time or action; from beginning to end.
== Examples ==
#Cities throughout the United States.
#Troubled her throughout her life.
#Of one color throughout.
#Remained loyal throughout.
#The event had repercussions throughout Europe.
#This belief in equality was something Emily continued to fight for throughout her life.
#The house is in good order throughout.
#Both sets of parents retained a smiling dignity throughout.
#The company has stores throughout the United States and Canada.
#She has traveled throughout the world.
#Webb uses its hives around the state to make different honey crops throughout the year.
#Besso held onto the pages throughout his life and passed them down to his son, Vero, who later gave them to Pierre Speziali, the editor of correspondence between Michele and Einstein.
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