throws
Pronunciation: [θroʊz]
Word
Context: "physical action"
(verb) to send something through the air with your hand. When you throw a ball, you fling it away from your body.
Example
She throws the ball really far when she plays outside.
Example
He doesn't throw the ball; he just holds it in his hand.
Example
Can you throw the ball over the fence?
Context: "emotion"
(verb) to make someone feel a strong emotion or reaction, often suddenly. If something surprises you, it can throw you off balance or change your mood quickly.
Example
The unexpected news throws her into a joyful mood.
Example
He wasn't thrown by the surprise party; he had been expecting it.
Example
What news can throw you off your game?
Context: "games"
(noun) the act of throwing something, like in a game or sport. For example, in football, a throw is when the player gets the ball ready to pass it.
Example
His throw in the baseball game won the team some points.
Example
That was not a good throw; it went the wrong way.
Example
Did you see her amazing throw at the game?
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