Synonyms for thrown
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1. thrownadjective

   caused to fall to the ground

   "the thrown rider got back on his horse"; "a thrown wrestler"; "a ball player thrown for a loss"

   Synonyms:
   thrown and twisted

   Antonyms:
   untangled, up

2. thrown, thrown and twistedadjective

   twisted together; as of filaments spun into a thread

   "thrown silk is raw silk that has been twisted and doubled into yarn"

   Synonyms:
   thrown and twisted

   Antonyms:
   untangled, up

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1. List of paraphrases for "thrown":

   discarded, laid, launched, hurled, dumped, cast, ejected

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1. Dan Herbert:

   They said that this kid ran out of the school. He was thrown out of the school.

2. Lea Sherman:

   I do not think that Donald Trump is a fascist, a racist, or any kind of epithets that are being thrown at him, i think he’s a bourgeois politician that many working people voted for based on hope and change—the same people who voted for Barack Obama elected Donald Trump.

3. Deon Joseph:

   This is where people's good intentions go in Skid Row, people donate clothes, and they're thrown in Los Angeles Street. People urinate, defecate in Los Angeles Street. Nobody cleans it up.

4. Maverick Carter:

   They will say anything, and it’s fine. I mean, f ---, it’s my wife, she’s been dealing with them her whole life. I don't mind it. I hear it, if I hear someone close by, I check them real quick. I move onto the game, whatever the f ---. They going to say whatever the f --- they want to say. They might throw something. I got a beer thrown on me leaving a game.

5. Linden Ellis:

   Our brand ethos is that there shouldn't be any pressure to get the details exactly right, by removing the stress of decorating and shopping, it's our hope that people will be able to focus more on celebrating with their friends and loved ones -- as opposed to stressing over their napkin choices. We see spills, smudges, and imperfections as a mark of a party well thrown and well enjoyed.