Health
power through
continue despite difficulty
To keep going even when something is painful, tiring, or difficult.
Hear it in real life
You look exhausted.
I am, but I need to power through this last bit of work.
She powered through the pain and finished the race.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: She powered with the pain and finished the race.
Say: She powered through the pain and finished the race.
The fixed phrase uses “power through” before the difficulty, not “power with.”
Build it
How it fits in a sentence.
power through pain; power through a difficult period; powered through the match
Your turn: say it out loud
She powered through the pain and finished the race.
Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.
power through
continue despite difficulty
“She powered through the pain and finished the race.”
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