Synonyms for throw out
throw out

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1. expel, throw out, kick outverb

   force to leave or move out

   "He was expelled from his native country"

   Synonyms:
   expel, toss, cast out, boot out, fling, throw away, cast away, discharge, release, chuck out, toss out, dispose, exhaust, rout, put away, dismiss, oust, advance, cast aside, kick out, drum out, rout out, toss away, discard, eject

2. discard, fling, toss, toss out, toss away, chuck out, cast aside, dispose, throw out, cast out, throw away, cast away, put awayverb

   throw or cast away

   "Put away your worries"

   Synonyms:
   toss out, lag, discard, put to sleep, convulse, qualify, banish, tuck away, incarcerate, expel, thresh, flip, toss away, boot out, ban, kick out, slash, lock up, lock, turf out, put aside, cast away, remand, advance, shut up, dispose, blackball, chuck, jactitate, cast, splurge, cast aside, put behind bars, sky, throw, thresh about, oust, imprison, immure, jail, exclude, thrash about, dismiss, shut away, cast out, jug, pitch, chuck out, thrash, toss, throw away, shun, drum out, turn out, gaol, incline, fling, drop, ostracise, lock in, lock away, ostracize, tuck in, eject, cast off, throw off, shake off, put away, shed

3. oust, throw out, drum out, boot out, kick out, expelverb

   remove from a position or office

   "The chairman was ousted after he misappropriated funds"

   Synonyms:
   rout, exhaust, turf out, expel, toss, cast out, boot out, fling, discharge, cast away, turn out, release, chuck out, toss out, dispose, dismiss, exclude, throw away, oust, advance, cast aside, kick out, rout out, drum out, put away, toss away, discard, eject

4. advance, throw outverb

   bring forward for consideration or acceptance

   "advance an argument"

   Synonyms:
   cast aside, toss out, discard, supercharge, expel, bring forward, win, come along, upgrade, boot out, get along, kick out, elevate, kick upstairs, progress, pull ahead, come on, make headway, advance, dispose, encourage, further, gain, toss away, cast away, pass on, promote, oust, boost, go on, gain ground, dismiss, raise, cast out, move on, get on, chuck out, toss, throw away, drum out, shape up, fling, set ahead, march on, put away, get ahead

5. dismiss, throw outverb

   cease to consider; put out of judicial consideration

   "This case is dismissed!"

   Synonyms:
   toss out, ignore, discard, dismiss, expel, sack, give the axe, usher out, toss away, boot out, kick out, give the sack, brush aside, cast away, advance, discount, dispose, fire, brush off, cast aside, give notice, displace, send packing, dissolve, oust, push aside, send away, cast out, chuck out, can, toss, throw away, drum out, fling, drop, force out, terminate, disregard, put away

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1. • Get Rid Of
   • Move
   • Propose
   • Remove

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1. throw out

   Synonyms:
   reject, exclude

2. throw out

   Synonyms:
   speak, utter, express

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1. throw out

   Synonyms:
   expel, evict, oust, reject, emit, discharge, excrete, eject, egest, void, ejaculate, eliminate

   Antonyms:
   retain

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1. Robert Leider:

   If the warrant turns out to be invalid, evidence may still be admitted as long as law enforcement reasonably relied on the warrant when conducting the search, courts will only throw out evidence if the underlying affidavit unquestionably failed to establish probable cause, the warrant failed to specify the place to be searched or the things to be seized, law enforcement lied to get the warrant, or the presiding judge abandoned his judicial role.

2. New York:

   In a story as old as America, a powerful man does n’t get the press coverage he wants, and then wonders whether the press has too much freedom, revisiting New York Times v. Sullivan is about as close as you can come to saying throw out the 1st Amendment.

3. Jessica Marsden:

   When we look back at 2020, I think we should see it as a dry run or a first draft of an attempt to throw out free and fair election results, these bills are a part of that story, but disinformation that we have seen spread in a coordinated way about what happened in 2020 is another part of that story, and we should not take our eye off that ball as we move through 2022 and 2023 and sort of start gearing up for the 2024 election in earnest.

4. Pete Buttigieg:

   Let's deal with that and not get caught in the shiny objects he's going to throw out.

5. Gabriel Boric:

   I think what the polling shows is that people are not willing to throw out democracy per se. But they sure as hell are going to get rid of the bunch in power.