What is another word for thrown open?

Pronunciation: [θɹˈə͡ʊn ˈə͡ʊpən] (IPA)

The phrase "thrown open" is commonly used to describe doors, windows, or gates that are suddenly opened wide. Synonyms for this phrase include "flung open", "swung open", "pushed open", or "pulled open". Other similar phrases that can be used in its place include "cast wide", "opened wide", "thrust open", and "jerked open". These synonyms can be used to add variation and descriptive language to writing, making it more interesting and engaging for the reader.

What are the hypernyms for Thrown open?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Famous quotes with Thrown open

  • I have chosen my boat, and laid in my scant stores. I have selected a few books; the principal are Homer and Shakespeare — But the libraries of the world are thrown open to me — and in any port I can renew my stock. I form no expectation of alteration for the better; but the monotonous present is intolerable to me. Neither hope nor joy are my pilots — restless despair and fierce desire of change lead me on. I long to grapple with danger, to be excited by fear, to have some task, however slight or voluntary, for each day's fulfilment. I shall witness all the variety of appearance, that the elements can assume — I shall read fair augury in the rainbow — menace in the cloud — some lesson or record dear to my heart in everything. Thus around the shores of deserted earth, while the sun is high, and the moon waxes or wanes, angels, the spirits of the dead, and the ever-open eye of the Supreme, will behold the tiny bark, freighted with Verney — the LAST MAN.
    Mary Shelley

Related words: thrown open to the public, open to everyone, thrown open to scrutiny, thrown open to the wind, thrown wide open

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