toss out

The phrase "toss out" is used in various contexts to describe actions of discarding, rejecting, or removing something or someone.

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Definition

B1Daily Life

(informal)To throw away something that is no longer needed or wanted.

Example

  • I decided to toss out all the expired food from the fridge.
  • She tossed out the old magazines to make space for new ones.

B2Ideas and Proposals

(informal)To reject or dismiss an idea, suggestion, or proposal.

Example

  • The committee quickly tossed out the proposal as impractical.
  • He tossed out my suggestion without even considering it.

B2Groups and Organizations

(informal)To expel or remove someone from a group or place.

Example

  • The unruly guest was tossed out of the party by the host.
  • They tossed out the member who violated the club's rules.

C1Legal

(formal)To reject or dismiss something officially, such as a case or evidence.

Example

  • The judge tossed out the evidence due to its questionable authenticity.
  • The case was tossed out of court for lack of sufficient evidence.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "toss out":

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