Walkthrough (noun)

  1. A practice or dry run of a play, performance, or procedure.
  2. A demonstration or explanation of how to do something.

Origin:

Formed by combining the verb "walk" and the noun "through".

Examples:

  1. We did a walkthrough of the play before opening night.
  2. The builder provided a walkthrough of the new house.
  3. The game developers did a walkthrough of the new level.
  4. The new employee received a walkthrough of the job duties.
  5. The coach gave a walkthrough of the new play.
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