Moderate as verb as in interlard To contribute or add something, often casually or as a bonus. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Throw In'
The speaker decided to throw in a few jokes to lighten the mood of the serious conference.
As a bonus, the magazine decided to throw in a free sample of a new beauty product for subscribers.
The author chose to throw in a twist in the plot to keep the readers engaged until the end.
Can you throw in a few more examples to illustrate your point?
The director decided to throw in a surprise twist at the end of the movie.
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