threw out (Meaning)
threw out
to dismiss from acceptance or consideration, to make a throw that enables a teammate to put out (a base runner), to cause to stand out, confuse, disconcert, to leave behind, to give forth from within, to discard or lose something useful or beneficial in the process of discarding or rejecting something unwanted, to reject or get rid of as worthless or unnecessary, to remove from a place, position, or participation, to make visible or manifest, to give expression to, to cause to project, to get rid of as worthless or unnecessary, to remove from a place, office, or employment usually in a sudden or unexpected manner, to send out
Synonyms & Antonyms of threw out
Synonyms:
- expelled
- cast out
- banished
- turned out
- outed
- kicked out
- ran off
- chased
- dismissed
- ejected
- sent packing
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- evicted
- booted (out)
- removed
- shut out
- extruded
- routed
- ousted
- sacked
- bounced
- fired
- drummed (out)
- turfed (out)
- read out
- gave one the gate
Antonyms:
threw out Sentence Examples
- The angry coach threw out the player who disobeyed his orders.
- The old man threw out the rotten apples from his bag.
- The bartender threw out the drunk customer who was causing a scene.
- The professor threw out the outdated textbooks from his classroom.
- The cleaning crew threw out the accumulated garbage from the office.
- The gardener threw out the dead plants from the flower bed.
- The manager threw out the defective products from the warehouse.
- The homeowner threw out the broken glass from the window.
- The parent threw out the child's discarded toys.
- The student threw out the crumpled notes after completing the exam.
FAQs About the word threw out
to dismiss from acceptance or consideration, to make a throw that enables a teammate to put out (a base runner), to cause to stand out, confuse, disconcert, to
expelled, cast out, banished, turned out, outed, kicked out, ran off, chased,dismissed, ejected
admitted, accepted, took,received, welcomed,took in,entertained, lodged, sheltered, housed
The angry coach threw out the player who disobeyed his orders.
The old man threw out the rotten apples from his bag.
The bartender threw out the drunk customer who was causing a scene.
The professor threw out the outdated textbooks from his classroom.
