to throw out
Pronunciation
/ˈθroʊ ˈaʊt/

Definition & Meaning of "throw out"in English

to throw out
01

to get rid of something that is no longer needed

Transitive: to throw out sth
to throw out definition and meaning
Grammatical Information
Composition
phrasal
Action verb
Regular
Separable
Particle
out
Base verb
throw
Present tense
throw out
3rd person singular
throws out
Present participle
throwing out
Past simple
threw out
Past participle
thrown out
Examples
Do n't forget to throw the trash out before you leave.
02

to evict someone from a place

Transitive: to throw out sb
Examples
The landlord decided to throw the unruly tenants out.
03

to present an idea, suggestion, or proposal

Transitive: to throw out an idea or proposal
Examples
He threw out a proposal for a company-wide training program.
04

to reject a case or evidence from legal consideration

Transitive: to throw out a case or evidence
Examples
The judge decided to throw the evidence out due to its questionable authenticity.
05

to dismiss someone from a role or position

Transitive: to throw out sb
Examples
They threw out the manager due to poor performance.
06

to divert someone's attention from the main subject or task at hand

Transitive: to throw out sb/sth
Examples
Unexpected technical issues can throw out a live broadcast.
07

to create something without thoughtful planning or organization

Transitive: to throw out sth
Examples
She decided to throw out a quick sketch for the art project.
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