thrash (out) (Meaning)

thrash (out)

to talk about (something) in order to make a decision, find a solution, etc.

The band thrashed out a heavy metal anthem that reverberated through the stadium.
The couple thrashed out their differences, attempting to reach a compromise.
The storm thrashed out the trees, leaving them battered and uprooted.
The washing machine thrashed out the clothes, leaving them clean and crisp.
The writer thrashed out a draft of the novel, hoping to capture the essence of his ideas.
The police thrashed out the details of the case, leaving no stone unturned in their investigation.
The hikers thrashed out through the undergrowth, making their way through the dense vegetation.
The students thrashed out a solution to the math problem, collaborating to find the answer.
The athlete thrashed out on the treadmill, pushing their physical limits to the max.
The debate team thrashed out their arguments, presenting their opposing views with conviction.

to talk about (something) in order to make a decision, find a solution, etc.

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

tear down, dismantle,destroy, wreck, ruin,demolish, undo, unmake,raze

The band thrashed out a heavy metal anthem that reverberated through the stadium.

The couple thrashed out their differences, attempting to reach a compromise.

The storm thrashed out the trees, leaving them battered and uprooted.

The washing machine thrashed out the clothes, leaving them clean and crisp.