Question and Trash

Question

Question verb - To demand proof of the truth or rightness of.

Trash and question are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trash" instead a verb "Question".

Trash

Trash verb - To criticize harshly and usually publicly.

Question and trash are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Question" instead a verb "Trash".

Nearby Words: trashed, trashy, trashing

How words are described

good good question good trash
better better question better trash
common common question common trash
actual actual question actual trash
Other adjectives: real, little, major, later.

Common collocations

people question people trash people
system question system trash system
way question way trash way

Both words in one sentence

  • Literature / The Death of WCW The Crap in question is the promo of Nash and Hall playing hoops with the belt, and Hall lobbing it into the "net" - a trash can.
  • Destructo-Nookie: The couple in question's hostility leads them to trash the area while they're making love.
  • It's Popular, Now It Sucks To a large segment of modern youth, and to the eternal critic, however, a wide fanbase does not mean the media in question appeals to a lot of people, but rather that it is low-IQ trash with No Soul that has "Become Commercial" and "Sold Out", possibly to the Marketing Machine or even Satan Himself.
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