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throw out someone
(FORCE TO LEAVE) — phrasal verb with throw /θroʊ/ verb (past tense threw /θru/, past participle thrown /θroʊn/)Definition
(Definition of throw out someone (FORCE TO LEAVE) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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throw off something phrasal verb (REMOVE CLOTHES)
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throw off something/someone phrasal verb (CONFUSE)
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throw out something phrasal verb (GET RID OF)
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