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Meaning of upthrow
Wordnet
upthrow (n)
(geology) a rise of land to a higher elevation (as in the process of mountain building)
Webster
upthrow (v. t.)
To throw up.
Webster
upthrow (n.)
See Throw, n., 9.
upthrow Sentence Examples
- The violent storm upthrew debris and sent it swirling into the air.
- The explosion upthrew a column of smoke and debris that blackened the sky.
- The earthquake upthrew the ground, creating a deep chasm.
- He upthrew his hands in horror as he witnessed the accident.
- The sudden movement of the boat upthrew several passengers.
- The crowd upthrew stones and bottles at the police in a fit of anger.
- The volcano upthrew molten lava that incinerated everything in its path.
- The upthrow of water created a spectacular geyser in the middle of the lake.
- The athlete performed an impressive upthrow, sending the javelin soaring through the air.
- The upthrow of the projectile caused a sonic boom that reverberated through the atmosphere.
FAQs About the word upthrow
(geology) a rise of land to a higher elevation (as in the process of mountain building)To throw up., See Throw, n., 9.
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The violent storm upthrew debris and sent it swirling into the air.
The explosion upthrew a column of smoke and debris that blackened the sky.
The earthquake upthrew the ground, creating a deep chasm.
He upthrew his hands in horror as he witnessed the accident.
