thrash out (Meaning)

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thrash out (v)

discuss vehemently in order to reach a solution or an agreement

The couple thrashed out their differences amicably, reaching a compromise that satisfied both parties.
The project team spent hours thrashing out the details of the design, ensuring that all aspects were thoroughly considered.
The debate raged on as the participants thrashed out opposing viewpoints, with no clear consensus emerging.
The lawyer skillfully thrashed out the arguments of the defense, exposing inconsistencies and weaknesses in their case.
The siblings thrashed out their childhood rivalry, finally coming to terms with their past and moving forward as adults.
The commission was tasked with thrashing out the complexities of the legal issue, providing clear guidance to the government.
The negotiations between the two parties grew heated as they thrashed out the terms of the agreement, each side determined to protect their own interests.
The author spent months thrashing out the plot of his novel, meticulously crafting each character and storyline to create a compelling narrative.
The researchers thrashed out the data for days, seeking patterns and insights that could advance their understanding of the phenomenon.
The therapist helped the client thrash out underlying emotional issues, enabling them to gain a deeper understanding of their experiences and behaviors.

discuss vehemently in order to reach a solution or an agreement

create, forge, carve (out),develop, hammer out, grind (out), work up, craft, bring forth, generate

tear down, dismantle, dismantle, tear down,destroy, destroy, undo,demolish, ruin, undo

The couple thrashed out their differences amicably, reaching a compromise that satisfied both parties.

The project team spent hours thrashing out the details of the design, ensuring that all aspects were thoroughly considered.

The debate raged on as the participants thrashed out opposing viewpoints, with no clear consensus emerging.

The lawyer skillfully thrashed out the arguments of the defense, exposing inconsistencies and weaknesses in their case.