dowithout
verbUK /duː wɪˈðaʊt/
US /du wɪˈðaʊt/
To do without something means to manage even though you do not have it.
When the store was closed, we had to do without milk for breakfast.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To live or continue even though something is missing.
The campers did without electricity for a whole week.
3. To give up something on purpose.
She decided to do without dessert to stay healthy.
4. To get along with less than usual.
During the storm, the town had to do without running water.