hurl
/hɜrl/
verb
- To throw something with great force or violence.
- She hurled her backpack onto the bed after a long day.
- He hurled the ball across the field to his teammate.
- The angry protester hurled a bottle at the window.
- To shout or utter something in a forceful or angry way.
- The crowd hurled insults at the referee.
- He hurled accusations at his opponent during the debate.
- She hurled a warning at the children to stay away from the edge.
Antonyms
noun
- A forceful throw.
- The pitcher's hurl was so fast it broke the speed record.
- He gave the stone a hurl and watched it skip across the lake.
- With one mighty hurl, the athlete sent the javelin flying.