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throwing out Meaning
throwing 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
throwing out Sentence Examples
- The restaurant is throwing out all expired food items.
- She decided to throw out her old clothes to make room for new ones.
- The coach was throwing out pitches to his players during practice.
- The janitor was throwing out trash from the classrooms.
- The child was throwing out toys from their playroom.
- They were throwing out furniture to make their home look larger.
- The athlete was throwing out the first pitch at the baseball game.
- The students were throwing out questions to the guest speaker.
- The comedian was throwing out jokes during their stand-up routine.
- The fisherman was throwing out his fishing line in hopes of catching a fish.
FAQs About the word throwing 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
chasing, expelling, casting out, booting (out), ejecting, kicking out, drumming (out), turning out, banishing, turfing (out)
admitting, receiving, taking, accepting,taking in,welcoming,entertaining, sheltering, harboring, lodging
The restaurant is throwing out all expired food items.
She decided to throw out her old clothes to make room for new ones.
The coach was throwing out pitches to his players during practice.
The janitor was throwing out trash from the classrooms.
