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Throws or gives off

To utter words using speech

To throw away (something unwanted or useless)

To expel or send away, especially permanently

To dismiss or remove from a role or position

To refuse or be unwilling to accept or do something

To abolish, invalidate, or reverse (a previous system, decision, situation, etc.)

To exclude a person from a community or from society

To eject or dump, such as from a craft or vessel, so as to lighten the load

(of a theory or suggestion) To put forward

To cause disorder in

To prove to be false or erroneous

To scatter or sprinkle, typically over a wide area

To opine or speculate on something being the case

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Verb

Throws or gives off

distills^US

distils^UK

vaporizes^US

vaporises^UK

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“When an engine starts, it may throw out fumes that are darker than the usual exhaust.”

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To utter words using speech

vocalises^UK

vocalizes^US

verbalizes^US

verbalises^UK

publicizes^US

summarises^UK

summarizes^US

publicises^UK

emphasises^UK

emphasizes^US

lets the cat out of the bag

shouts from the rooftops

itemizes^US

scrutinizes^US

itemises^UK

scrutinises^UK

brings out into the open

sermonizes^US

recognizes^US

runs off at the mouth

moralizes^US

recognises^UK

moralises^UK

sermonises^UK

accepts responsibility

makes a clean breast of it

comes clean about

tells the truth about

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Verb

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To throw away (something unwanted or useless)

exorcises^UK

exorcizes^US

axes^UK

throws on the scrapheap

knocks something on the head

files in circular file

consigns to scrap heap

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“Throw out the junk food and prepackaged stuff you know you don't need.”

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To expel or send away, especially permanently

ostracizes^US

ostracises^UK

throws someone out on their ear

sends away

expatriates

gives someone their marching orders

gives someone the boot

gives someone the push

gives someone the air

throws out on your ear

puts out in the street

throws out on the streets

gives someone the big E

gives the old heave-ho

gives someone the bullet

hands someone his hat

leaves out in the cold

demobilizes^US

demobilises^UK

sends for an early bath

tells to leave the field

red-cards

shows someone the red card

orders off

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“Throw out the troublemakers. They disrupt class for those who want to work and make it impossible for us to keep order.”

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To dismiss or remove from a role or position

axes^US

gives someone the boot

gives someone the push

drums out

brings down

gives someone their marching orders

gives someone the sack

lets go

gives someone the bullet

gives the heave-ho

gives the elbow

gives someone their cards

releases

retires

displaces

gives the old heave-ho

gives someone their notice

gives someone the big E

gives someone the air

gives marching orders

throws out on your ear

runs out of town

freezes out

shelves

brings about the downfall of

hands someone his hat

gives someone the pink slip

steps into the shoes of

kicks down the ladder

gives someone his or her walking papers

overpowers

overruns

reduces in importance

throws someone out on their ear

devalues

wrenches out

gives someone their P45

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“They decided that they would throw out the king along with the King's Guard and come up with something functional.”

Verb

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To refuse or be unwilling to accept or do something

gives the thumbs down to

gives something a miss

sets aside

revokes

gives the red light to

declares null and void

fails to take advantage of

gives the thumbs down

refuses to acknowledge

has no more truck with

lays aside

has nothing more to do with

refuses permission to

ostracises^UK

gives someone the brush-off

resists

freezes out

ostracizes^US

sends to Coventry

gives the cold shoulder

prevents oneself from

curbs

looks past

forbears from

restrains oneself from

gives the brush

checks oneself

tells someone where to get off

snouts

stops oneself from

gives someone the go-by

resists the temptation to

begrudges

stands in the way

turns thumbs down

gives the brush-off to

enjoins from

coldshoulders

gives a wide berth to

keeps one's distance from

has no part of

turns away from

keeps away from

has nothing to do with

looks straight through

looks down one's nose at

refuses to take advantage of

gives the red light

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“This Chamber will throw out his proposal for an amendment to the Rules of Procedure which, I think, he does not believe in in the first place.”

Verb

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To abolish, invalidate, or reverse (a previous system, decision, situation, etc.)

axes^US

declares null and void

knocks something on the head

renders null and void

neutralizes^US

neutralises^UK

vaporizes^US

vaporises^UK

pulverizes^US

wipes off the face of the earth

disclaims

lets up

wipes from the face of the earth

pulverises^UK

brings to a conclusion

calls it quits

removes all traces of

brings to an untimely end

comes to an end

terminates with extreme prejudice

gives over

shuts off

gives someone the works

brings to screeching halt

destroys root and branch

crossing out

inks out

marks out

wipes off face of earth

goes back on your word

garrottes^UK

garrotes^US

sends to kingdom come

ethnically cleanses

sends to the gas chambers

closes one's doors to

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“They do not have the authority to throw out a democratic decision made two and a half years ago.”

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To exclude a person from a community or from society

ostracises^UK

ostracizes^US

gives the cold shoulder

leaves out in the cold

gives the cold shoulder to

hands someone the frozen mitt

considers undesirable

gives someone the brush-off

slights

gives someone the go-by

refuses to take part in

holds aloof from

has nothing to do with

gives a wide berth to

passes by

imposes sanctions

ices out

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To eject or dump, such as from a craft or vessel, so as to lighten the load

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(of a theory or suggestion) To put forward

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To cause disorder in

throws into confusion

throws into disorder

turns topsy-turvy

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To prove to be false or erroneous

blows out of the water

shoots down in flames

drives a coach and horses through

quashes

proves to be false

repudiates

knocks the bottom out of

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To scatter or sprinkle, typically over a wide area

Verb

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To opine or speculate on something being the case

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