thrown

[ throhn ]

verb

1. a past participle of throw.

thrown

/ θrəʊn /

verb

1. the past participle of throw

Other Words From

• un·thrown adjective
• well-thrown adjective

Example Sentences

Earlier this week a judge delayed his decision as to whether Trump’s conviction should be thrown out because of a Supreme Court ruling in the summer that expanded presidential immunity.

From BBC

Charlie died the following day at Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary from the "catastrophic effects of a head injury" after he had been "shaken or thrown with such violence", Mr Lumley said.

From BBC

“There is a perfect storm of young inexperienced staff with poor vetting and inadequate training being thrown into a dystopian environment," Mr Podmore says, "where violence and organised crime dominate a failing prison system.”

From BBC

He was thrown from the vehicle, then run over by it as he tried to stop it from rolling down a hill toward his nephew.

From Los Angeles Times

Those clothes become so dirty that they are thrown out in a cargo vehicle that burns up in the atmosphere.

From BBC