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Word of the day, Hurling

Word of the day, Hurling

Our word of the day from The Arbiter is hurling

Meaning of hurling
Hurling is the present participle of hurl. It is the act of forcefully throwing something, moving with great speed or force, or shouting at something aggressively.

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Synonyms of hurling
– Flinging
– Propelling
– Launching

Pronunciation of hurling
/ˈhɜːr.lɪŋ/

Example
Readers may want a recap of what made people take sides with Tchiani or why some fancy hurling missiles at him.

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