hurl in Latin
hurl in Latin is iaciō — hurl means to throw something with great force.
hurl in Latin
iaciō
(transitive) To throw (something) with force.
What does "hurl" mean?
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verb To throw something with great force.
"He hurled the rock as far as he could into the lake."
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verb To shout harsh or abusive words at someone.
"Fans hurled insults at the referee after the call."
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verb To vomit.
"He felt so sick on the boat that he thought he might hurl."
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hurl in a sentence
- He hurled the rock as far as he could into the lake.
- She hurled her phone across the room in frustration.
- Fans hurled insults at the referee after the call.
- He felt so sick on the boat that he thought he might hurl.
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What is "hurl" in Latin?
"hurl" in Latin is iaciō. hurl means: To throw something with great force.
How do you use "hurl" in a sentence?
Example: "He hurled the rock as far as he could into the lake." In Latin, "hurl" is iaciō.
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