throw out
throw
θroʊ
throw
out
aʊt
awt
British pronunciation
/ˈθrəʊ ˈaʊt/

Definition & Meaning of "throw out"in English

to throw out
[phrase form: throw]
01

to get rid of something that is no longer needed

Transitive: to throw out sth
to throw out definition and meaning
example
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
example
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
example
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
example
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
example
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
example
Examples
Unexpected technical issues can throw out a live broadcast.
07

to create something without thoughtful planning or organization

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