The difference between 'to undergo' and 'to experience'
I read their definitions in vocabularies and didn't understand the difference. They look pretty much the same. Does any difference or exception in using them exist?

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Undergo has negative connotation.  Experience is neutral.  Also if you see these verbs in a past tense, the first is more often used for completed actions, and the second for continuing.

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