Synonyms for undergone
un·der·gone

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1. List of paraphrases for "undergone":

   suffered, experienced, known, endured, been, subjected

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1. Jason Humbert:

   I think the biggest red flag would be that any product that hasn't undergone FDA review is making a claim that it can treat or cure cancer, only products that have been evaluated -- approved FDA drugs -- can make those claims. So if a consumer happens upon a website or a social media site and they see that this product is marketed as a natural cure for cancer or a natural treatment for cancer, they should be very skeptical, because unless that product has been evaluated by FDA, there's no reason to believe it's safe or effective for that use.

2. Georges Duhamel:

   We do not know the true value of our moments until they have undergone the test of memory.

3. Peter Frumhoff:

   I trust the process of legitimate scientific peer review that this paper has undergone, as well as the care that its authors bring to their respected work.

4. Frank Ong:

   As testing capacity has continued to increase, more and more asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic individuals have undergone testing, most of whom likely have lower viral loads in their clinical samples, my best advice is to treat yourself as if you are likely infected after suspected exposure. Quarantine, wear a mask to cover both nose and mouth, and practice good hygiene practices. If you want to take extra precautions or you believe you may have been exposed, get tested for the virus using an FDA-authorized test for Covid-19.

5. Dick Vitale:

   I am lucky and blessed to have a great team of medical experts along with wonderful family support. I am also blessed to work with so many in my second family, ESPN. They have been so encouraging over the past three weeks as I’ve undergone one test after another in trying to analyze what was causing my symptoms.