Thrown

/θroʊn/

Meaning & Definition

verb

past participle of 'throw', to propel something with force through the air by a movement of the arm.

He has thrown the ball over the fence.

to put or place something in a specified location quickly or casually.

She has thrown her keys on the kitchen counter.

to express or convey something in a sudden or forceful manner.

He has thrown his ideas into the discussion with enthusiasm.

to cause someone to feel a particular way suddenly.

She was thrown into confusion by the unexpected news.

to organize or host an event.

They have thrown a party to celebrate their anniversary.

Middle English thron, past participle of throwen.

thrown for a loop

To be surprised or confused by something unexpected.

thrown under the bus

To sacrifice someone for one's own benefit.

thrown in the deep end

To put someone in a difficult situation without preparation.

throw

To propel something with force through the air.

thrust

To push something suddenly or violently in a specific direction.

cast

To throw something with a motion or technique.

Thrown off

I was thrown off by his sudden change in mood.

Throwing shade

She was throwing shade at him during the meeting.