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The phrase "underwent hardships" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has experienced difficulties or challenges in their life or during a specific period. Example: "Throughout her life, she underwent hardships that shaped her into a resilient individual."
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Delaroche wanted to depict Napoleon as a credible man, who suffered and underwent human hardship too, on his most daring exploits, and felt that making him appear as he really would have been in the situation would by no means debase or diminish Napoleon's iconic status or legacy, but rather make him a more admirable person.
What hardships?
Hardships multiplied.
She underwent therapy, too.
Winifred underwent "denazification" in 1947.
Cite hardships.
She underwent surgery and died soon after.
She underwent hours of rehab every day.
Last year, 1,500 patients underwent Diet Tube.
She underwent chemotherapy for fifty-seven weeks.
Kirk underwent three more courses of treatment.
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