throw into

phrasal verb15 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.8
throw into confusion8.0

to cause a situation to become disordered and unclear

throw into doubt7.9

to cause something to be questioned or seem less certain

throw into turmoil7.8

to cause a state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty

throw into a panic7.6

to cause someone to feel sudden uncontrollable fear or anxiety

throw into disarray7.5

to cause a state of disorganization or untidiness

throw into prison7.4

to imprison someone, typically for a serious crime

throw into jail7.2

to imprison someone, often suddenly or without due process

throw into disorder7.0

to disrupt the systematic functioning or neat arrangement of something

throw into a frenzy6.8

to cause a state of wild or uncontrolled excitement or activity

throw into bin6.5

to discard something by putting it in a bin

throw into relief6.2

to make something more noticeable, distinct, or prominent

throw into recession6.0

to cause an economy to enter a period of economic decline

throw into reverse5.8

to cause a vehicle or process to move backwards or in the opposite direction

throw into suitcase5.0

to pack something quickly and carelessly into a suitcase

throw into armchair4.0

to toss something carelessly onto an armchair

Collocations with "throw into"