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hurling
When referring to the Gaelic sport, the term is used as a proper noun for the activity itself and is treated as an uncountable mass noun. It carries a strong cultural connotation of Irish heritage and athletic intensity.
In the context of throwing objects, the word emphasizes violent or sudden motion. It is more aggressive than "throwing" or "tossing," suggesting a lack of precision in favor of raw power or desperation. As an adjective, it is rare and typically describes the physical state or posture of someone in the act of launching an object.
Meanings
Examples
Hurling is often described as the fastest field sport in the world.
I have always wanted to visit Ireland and watch a hurling match.
The athlete showed incredible skill while playing hurling.
The athlete showed incredible skill while playing hurling.
He was hurling stones into the river in a fit of rage.
The wind was hurling debris across the street during the storm.
Stop hurling insults at each other and start talking.
The hurling force of the projectile shattered the glass instantly.
She watched the hurling motion of the pitcher with intense focus.