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Definitions from the WebTerm: throw into Part of speech: Verb Senses: 1. to suddenly cause someone to enter a particular state or condition 2. to abruptly introduce someone or something into a situation or group 3. to violently or forcefully push or thrust someone or something into a particular place or position 4. to put someone into confusion, shock, or surprise by unexpectedly mentioning or presenting a topic or question Usage: 1. She threw herself into studying for the exam, staying up all night. [sense 1] 2. The company threw a new employee into a high-pressure project on their first day. [sense 2] 3. The wrestler threw his opponent into the air before slamming him onto the mat. [sense 3] 4. The presenter threw the audience into a state of disbelief by revealing the unexpected twist. [sense 4] Sample Sentences: 1. She threw all her energy into the dance performance, leaving the audience mesmerized. 2. The coach decided to throw the rookie into the game without any prior practice. 3. He angrily threw the broken vase into the trash can. 4. The teacher threw the students into a panic by announcing an impromptu test. 5. The storm suddenly threw the picnic into chaos, with everyone scrambling for cover. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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