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utterly, fully, to the core, from head to foot or toe, from top
to bottom, from stem to stern, from one end to the other, in
every way, in all respects: By the time I got home, I was
soaked through.
throughout
prep. 1 during, all (the way) through, from the beginning to
the end of: We worked throughout the day and night. Throughout
his life he felt the need for constant support. 2 everywhere in,
all over, in every part of, in every nook and cranny of, from
one end to the other of: I searched throughout the house for my
keys.
--adv. 3 all (the way) through, everywhere, from one end to the
other, wholly, entirely, completely, fully: They were busy
tidying the house throughout before his mother came to stay.
throw v. 1 toss, cast, hurl, fling, sling, pitch, dash, propel,
project, shy, bowl, send, launch, Colloq chuck: He threw the
ball to the batter with all his might. 2 cast, shed, project:
I was hoping you might throw some light on the subject. Coming
events throw their shadow before them. 3 throw or bring down,
floor, fell, knock down or over, overthrow, upset, overturn: He
threw the vase on the floor. 4 dismay, confound, confuse,
dumbfound or dumfound, baffle, disconcert, unnerve, throw off or
out, unsettle, put off, put (someone) off his or her or their
stride or pace or stroke, Colloq discombobulate: Her frank
questions about my private life really threw me. 5 throw away.
a discard, cast off, dispose of, jettison, get rid of, scrap,
throw out, dispense with, Colloq dump, trash, chuck out, Slang
ditch: He is a hoarder, refusing to throw anything away. b
waste, squander, lose, forgo, fritter away, fail to exploit or
take advantage of, Slang blow: He threw away his last chance
for a decent life when he left her. 6 throw off. a eject,
expel, emit, throw up or out: The volcano throws off rocks
every so often. b shake off, rid or free (oneself) of, get rid
of, reject, renounce, repudiate: He finally managed to throw
off his mother's pernicious influence. c deceive, mislead,
decoy, misguide, misdirect, distract, divert, bewilder,
confound, confuse, Colloq flummox, bamboozle: He doubled back
to throw the dogs off. d See 4, above. 7 throw out. a
radiate, emit, send forth, give out or off, diffuse, put out or
forth, disseminate: The substance throws out a greenish light.