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throw
verb as in propel something through the air
Strong matches
Example Sentences
School district officials are investigating after a Villa Park High teacher allegedly removed and threw away a student memorial to slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk from the front of the Orange County campus.
It may be a stately home but through the years it's been known to throw one hell of a party, especially on 4 July, America's Independence Day.
Her comments throw the spotlight on the Cabinet Office and Sir Keir for their role in deciding whether Lord Mandelson was a suitable candidate.
Wood was 105 and still throwing pots on her wheel when she was portrayed for the project, reminding Matzkin that “the well of creativity never runs dry.”
After a one-for-five passing start, he completed his next 15 throws.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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