Romp through
verb
To move or progress with lively speed or ease, with a focus of playfulness.
The kids romped through the park on a sunny day.
Often appears as...
- romped through the park
- romped through the field
verb
To get across or complete something quickly and easily.
She romped through the final test, finishing half an hour early.
Often appears as...
- romped through the test
- romped through the exam
verb
To move or progress with lively speed or ease, with a focus of playfulness.
The kids romped through the park on a sunny day.
Often appears as...
- romped through the park
- romped through the field
verb
To get across or complete something quickly and easily.
She romped through the final test, finishing half an hour early.
Often appears as...
- romped through the test
- romped through the exam
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Playfulness Implied
Use 'romp through' to imply an activity is done in a fun, playful manner.
The puppy romped through the garden, chasing butterflies.
Pro Tip 2/3Energetic Movement
'Romp through' suggests energetic and lively movement rather than a calm approach.
They romped through the festival, dancing and laughing.
Pro Tip 3/3Casual Tone
The phrase 'romp through' has a casual tone and is not usually used in formal writing.
We romped through our chores and went straight to the movies.
Pro Tip 1/3Playfulness Implied
Use 'romp through' to imply an activity is done in a fun, playful manner.
The puppy romped through the garden, chasing butterflies.
Pro Tip 2/3Energetic Movement
'Romp through' suggests energetic and lively movement rather than a calm approach.
They romped through the festival, dancing and laughing.
Pro Tip 3/3Casual Tone
The phrase 'romp through' has a casual tone and is not usually used in formal writing.
We romped through our chores and went straight to the movies.
Pro Tip 1/3Playfulness Implied
Use 'romp through' to imply an activity is done in a fun, playful manner.
The puppy romped through the garden, chasing butterflies.
Pro Tip 2/3Energetic Movement
'Romp through' suggests energetic and lively movement rather than a calm approach.
They romped through the festival, dancing and laughing.
Pro Tip 3/3Casual Tone
The phrase 'romp through' has a casual tone and is not usually used in formal writing.
We romped through our chores and went straight to the movies.
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