Simple as verb Endure or tolerate something, typically a tedious or unpleasant experience, by remaining seated or present throughout its duration. Clear All
3 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Sit Through'
The young students struggled to sit through the long ceremony, eagerly awaiting the end.
The children had to sit through a lengthy assembly before they could go out for recess.
My grandma always made us sit through long Sunday church services when we visited her.
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