throws, threw, thrown, throwing

to throw out
phrasal verb

Mention something casually or unexpectedly
  • 1She threw out a random question during the meeting.
  • 2He threw out an idea for the project.
Sometimes, when you say something quickly or without planning, you just say it in the middle of a conversation. You do not think much before saying it. It is like sharing an idea or information suddenly, without making it a big deal.
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People often throw out ideas during meetings when brainstorming, even if the ideas are not fully formed or serious.
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Surprise Suggestion During a Busy Shift
Joseph
It's been a hectic day, hasn't it?
Stephanie
Absolutely, I didn't expect it to be this busy.
Joseph
By the way, I just wanted to throw out the idea of grabbing dinner after our shift.
Stephanie
That sounds great! I could definitely use a break.
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