Pronunciation: /θrʌst aʊt/
noun a sudden or forceful movement or action
A1 The sudden thrust out of the car startled me.
A2 She felt a sharp thrust out of nowhere.
B1 The thrust out of his hand was powerful and unexpected.
B2 The thrust out of the water by the whale was a magnificent sight.
C1 The thrust out of the rocket propelled it into space.
C2 The thrust out of the engine was enough to move the massive ship.
verb to push or force something out or forward with great strength
A1 The cat thrust out its paw to catch the toy.
A2 She thrust out her hand to shake mine.
B1 The boxer thrust out his jab to keep his opponent at bay.
B2 The tree branches thrust out in all directions, creating a dense canopy.
C1 The company thrust out a new product line to attract younger customers.
C2 The politician thrust out his agenda in a bold speech to rally support for his campaign.
formal The machine automatically thrust out the finished product once it was complete.
informal The toaster suddenly thrust out the toast, almost scaring me.
slang I was so surprised when the cat thrust out its paw to grab the toy.
figurative His emotions were thrust out into the open during the heated argument.
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