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thrownUK:**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈθrəʊn/US:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling(thrōn)
thrown WordReference English Thesaurus © 2026 Sense: Hurled Synonyms: pitched, tossed, heaved, flung, sent forth, propelled, discharged, directed, launched, hurled Sense: Beaten Synonyms: throw WordReference English Thesaurus © 2026 Sense: Verb: toss Synonyms: toss Collocations, hurl Collocations, fling Collocations, pitch Collocations, sling Collocations, heave Collocations, launch Collocations, chuck Collocations (informal), cast Collocations, fire Collocations, lob (informal), let sth go, hurtle, let sth fly, deliver Collocations, catapult, dash Collocations Antonyms: catch Collocations, hit Collocations, grab Collocations, receive Collocations, pick up, retrieve Collocations, bring back, fetch Collocations Sense: Noun: toss Synonyms: toss Collocations, hurl Collocations, fling Collocations, sling Collocations, pitch Collocations, heave Collocations, Hail Mary (informal) Sense: Verb: flip - a switch, etc. Synonyms: flip Collocations, flick Collocations, turn off, turn on, pull Collocations, connect Collocations, disconnect Collocations Antonyms: reconnect, switch on , turn on, switch back on, turn back on, hook up Sense: Verb: force to the ground Synonyms: pin Collocations, knock Collocations, drop Collocations, nail Collocations, bring down, strike down, cast down, force sb to the floor, floor Collocations, fell Collocations, flatten Collocations Antonyms: stay on your feet, stand firm, get back up, get off the ground, pick yourself up, help up Sense: Verb: intentionally lose Synonyms: lose sth deliberately, lose sth on purpose, throw away, lose Collocations, yield Collocations, surrender Collocations Antonyms: play fair, play to win Sense: Verb: radiate Synonyms: Sense: Verb: organize - a party, etc. Synonyms: organize, organise (UK), arrange Collocations, hold Collocations, host Collocations, have Collocations, put on, plan Collocations, give Collocations Sense: Verb: confuse - often followed by 'off', informal Synonyms: confuse Collocations, baffle Collocations, bewilder, catch sb off-guard, catch sb unawares, confound, disorient, unsettle, bemuse 🗣️Recent forum discussions about thesaurus entries: ‘it’s a near certainty for spelling, where many of us have thrown in the towel’ - English Only forum
A place where the city's litter is thrown - English Only forum a thrown-up window - English Only forum Accidentally I threw/ I had thrown away my document - English Only forum after having been thrown, <come> through the walls [auxiliary] - English Only forum all man, with a bit of animal thrown in. - English Only forum All the problems are <thrown at me> - English Only forum All the rubbish will be thrown/will have been thrown away by the time we return - English Only forum all the training thrown to nowhere - English Only forum all thrown in together - English Only forum An estimated two million of pods are thrown away each year. - English Only forum and <threw><thrown> away but <forgot><forgotten> - English Only forum and thrown about him like a Scotsman's plaid; - English Only forum and thrown upon myself - English Only forum aren't you afraid of being thrown stones at? - English Only forum be thrown aside - English Only forum be thrown into the vicissitudes of life - English Only forum being thrown around by... - English Only forum bounced [thrown] out of his car (accident) - English Only forum broken an arm..., torn skin going over fences, and been thrown... - English Only forum Directly thrown into the game - English Only forum empire can be thrown - English Only forum except to be thrown out - English Only forum gets thrown at you - English Only forum got a soda thrown / got thrown by a soda - English Only forum Got my mind thrown off meaning - English Only forum got thrown for a 40-yard loss [American football] - English Only forum had thrown on the deaf ears of the authorities a new claim ... - English Only forum had thrown or would have thrown [subjunctive mood] - English Only forum hands are thrown up in disgust wondering <like> - English Only forum more...
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