What is another word for skipped through?
Pronunciation: [skˈɪpt θɹˈuː] (IPA) 
The phrase "skipped through" implies moving through something quickly and with ease. There are several synonyms with similar connotations. "Breezed through" implies quick and effortless passage, while "darted through" suggests rapid movement. "Ran through" implies speed, while "glided through" has a smoother connotation. "Zipped through" suggests quick movement with a sense of energy, and "whizzed through" emphasizes swiftness. "Flew through" implies quick and easy movement, and "cruised through" suggests something is being done casually and effortlessly. Lastly, "sailed through" implies that something is being accomplished easily and without complications.
