Fling out

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verb

To throw something with a lot of force, usually in an angry or violent way.

In a fit of rage, he flung out the vase across the room.
Visual representation of "fling out" - To throw something with a lot of force, usually in an angry or violent way

Often appears as...

  • flung out a question
  • flung out an insult
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Visual representation of "fling out"
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Angry Action

Use 'fling out' when describing throwing something due to strong emotions like anger or frustration.

Illustration for Angry Action
After losing the game, he flung out his racket.
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Physical Force

'Fling out' implies a forceful action; visualize a vigorous throw.

Illustration for Physical Force
She flung out the old clothes from the balcony in disgust.
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Not Literal

Sometimes 'fling out' is figurative, meaning to reject something with force.

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The idea was immediately flung out by the committee.
Visual representation of the word "Fling out"

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