Meaning ofcome throughin English

Verb

1. to keep one's word or promise; deliver on commitments
   The company will come through on their promise to deliver the product on time.
   Synonyms:

   follow throughdeliverkeepfulfillhonor
   Antonyms:

   renegedefaultfailback out
2. to overcome challenges; succeed
   The team will come through the tough times with their strong teamwork.
   Synonyms:

   succeedprevailovercometriumphmake it
   Antonyms:

   failfall shortloseflounderfounder
3. to convey a message effectively
   The message will come through clearly if we use simple language.
   Synonyms:

   get throughget acrosscommunicateconveytransmit
   Antonyms:

   fall flatmiss the markfail to communicatelose in translation
4. to reveal information; confess
   The truth will come through eventually, and the culprit will be caught.
   Synonyms:

   confessadmitrevealdiscloseown up
   Antonyms:

   concealdenywithholdhidedisguise
5. to achieve success; overcome challenges
   The sunlight comes through the window and brightens up the room.
   Synonyms:

   succeedprevailtriumphovercomeachieve
   Antonyms:

   failfall shortloseflounderfounder
6. to enter a space through an opening
   The new policy will come through after months of negotiation and planning.
   Synonyms:

   enterpass throughgo throughcrosspenetrate
   Antonyms:

   exitleavedepartgo outwithdraw