defenestrate (Meaning)

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defenestrate (v)

throw through or out of the window

In a fit of rage, he threatened to defenestrate his computer out of the window.
The historical event known as the Defenestration of Prague occurred in 1618 when Protestants defenestrated two Catholic officials.
The angry mob attempted to defenestrate the corrupt politician from his office.
The cat knocked over a vase, prompting the frustrated homeowner to joke about defenestrating the feline.
The dictator's enemies plotted to defenestrate him during a public appearance.
After multiple attempts to fix the malfunctioning printer, he considered defenestrating it from the office.
The characters in the play conspired to defenestrate the tyrannical ruler to bring about change in their kingdom.
The CEO's decision to lay off employees led to disgruntled murmurs about defenestrating him from his position.
The debate escalated to the point where one participant threatened to defenestrate the moderator.
Frustrated by the malfunctioning software, she fantasized about defenestrating her computer screen.

throw through or out of the window

ax, can, dispossess, ostracize, shut out, pink-slip, remove, retire, terminate, axe

accept, take, take,admit, take in, admit, accept, receive, take in, receive

In a fit of rage, he threatened to defenestrate his computer out of the window.

The historical event known as the Defenestration of Prague occurred in 1618 when Protestants defenestrated two Catholic officials.

The angry mob attempted to defenestrate the corrupt politician from his office.

The cat knocked over a vase, prompting the frustrated homeowner to joke about defenestrating the feline.