go without phrasal verb (see also go)

1. go without (something) to not have something that you usually have:
I like to give the children what they want even if I have to go without.
It is possible to go without food for a few days.

2. it goes without saying (that) used to say that something is so clearly true that it does not need to be said:
The Internet, too, it goes without saying, is a good source of information.

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go without
go without (something)
to manage to live despite not having or doing something.
You think you can go without sleep, but you can't.

Did you pay for health insurance on your own, or did you just go without?

Related vocabulary: do without someone/something

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go without something
go without (something)
to manage to live despite not having or doing something.
You think you can go without sleep, but you can't.

Did you pay for health insurance on your own, or did you just go without?

Related vocabulary: do without someone/something

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go without
to manage to survive or do well without something
We had to go without water for two days in our apartment.

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go without something
to manage to survive or do well without something
We had to go without water for two days in our apartment.

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go without
See: DO WITHOUT.
{v.}
1. To live or work without (something you want); manage without.
Ann said that she likes candy, but can do without it.

We had to go without hot food because the stove was broken.

2. To live or work without something you want; manage.
If George cannot earn money for a bicycle, he will have to do without.
Compare: GET ALONG, GET BY.

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