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The word throughout is typically a preposition meaning "all through" or "completely" in location or time.
Examples:
The threat of Communist revolutions existed throughout Europe.
Economic growth took place throughout the following twenty years.
It is sometimes used alone as an adverb, especially when there is an understood object.
Example:
Despite the danger posed by the aircraft's sudden plummet, the military passengers remained calm throughout.
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∙ 11y agoThe correct spelling is "throughout" (all through, during).
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