Put somebody through it
phrase
To cause someone to experience difficult or unpleasant situations or trials.
She really put him through it during their divorce proceedings.

Often appears as...
- put me through it
- put her through it
phrase
To put someone through a series of rigorous training or tests.
The army puts its recruits through it to ensure they're fit for service.

Often appears as...
- put recruits through it
- put candidates through it
phrase
To cause someone to experience difficult or unpleasant situations or trials.
She really put him through it during their divorce proceedings.

Often appears as...
- put me through it
- put her through it
phrase
To put someone through a series of rigorous training or tests.
The army puts its recruits through it to ensure they're fit for service.

Often appears as...
- put recruits through it
- put candidates through it
Definition 1 of 2

Emotional Weight
This phrase often implies an emotional toll, suggesting the difficulty wasn't trivial.

He put her through it with his constant demands and criticism.
Not Literal
It's usually metaphorical, meaning the 'it' isn't a physical ordeal but rather a challenging situation.

The relentless legal battle really put him through it.
Relationship Context
Often used when talking about relationships, indicating one person significantly strained the other.

Their breakup was tough, she put him through it with all the arguing.
Emotional Weight
This phrase often implies an emotional toll, suggesting the difficulty wasn't trivial.

He put her through it with his constant demands and criticism.
Not Literal
It's usually metaphorical, meaning the 'it' isn't a physical ordeal but rather a challenging situation.

The relentless legal battle really put him through it.
Relationship Context
Often used when talking about relationships, indicating one person significantly strained the other.

Their breakup was tough, she put him through it with all the arguing.
Emotional Weight
This phrase often implies an emotional toll, suggesting the difficulty wasn't trivial.

He put her through it with his constant demands and criticism.
Not Literal
It's usually metaphorical, meaning the 'it' isn't a physical ordeal but rather a challenging situation.

The relentless legal battle really put him through it.
Relationship Context
Often used when talking about relationships, indicating one person significantly strained the other.

Their breakup was tough, she put him through it with all the arguing.
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