throw over Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- forbid
- avoid
- dismiss
- pass
- dispute
- nix
- deselect
- balk-at-
- ignore
- blow-off
- withdraw
- spurn
- veto
- disapprove
- repudiate
- negative
- deny
- reprobate
- turn-down
Weak:
- prohibit
- detour
- abstain-from-
- disagree-with-
- back-off
- foreswear
- rebut
- refute
- disclaim
- overrule
- stick
- take-back
- recant
- refrain-from-
- gainsay
- bypass
- back-down
- controvert
- renounce
- disavow
- recall
- retract
- scout
- scorn
- abjure
- revoke
- rebuff
- shoot-down
- contradict
- disown
- disprove
- forbear
- forswear
- disdain
- turn-one-s-back-on
- proscribe
throw over Meaning
throw over
to refuse to accept, to forsake despite bonds of attachment or duty
throw over Sentence Examples
- The batter threw over the plate, giving the pitcher an easy strikeout.
- The child threw over the ball, sending it tumbling into the bushes.
- The hiker threw over the backpack to his friend on the other side of the canyon.
- The athlete threw over the shot put, breaking the previous record.
- The dog threw over the bone, splintering it into pieces.
- The child threw over the blanket, covering the sleeping cat.
- The student threw over the textbook, hitting the wall behind him.
- The painter threw over the tarp, protecting the artwork from the storm.
- The rescuer threw over a rope ladder, helping the trapped climbers to escape.
- The unruly child threw over the table, scattering food and drinks across the floor.
FAQs About the word throw over
to refuse to accept, to forsake despite bonds of attachment or duty
refuse, throw out, pass up, decline, reject, forbid, avoid, dismiss, pass, dispute
take, receive, accept,agree (to), approve,tolerate, acquiesce, swallow, accede, adopt
The batter threw over the plate, giving the pitcher an easy strikeout.
The child threw over the ball, sending it tumbling into the bushes.
The hiker threw over the backpack to his friend on the other side of the canyon.
The athlete threw over the shot put, breaking the previous record.
