throw stones in a glass house
throw stones in a glass house verb: to criticize others when one has similar weaknesses oneself.
Verb
throw stones in a glass house (third-person singular simple present throws stones in a glass house, present participle throwing stones in a glass house, simple past threw stones in a glass house, past participle thrown stones in a glass house)
- To criticize others when one has similar weaknesses oneself.
Forms of throw stones in a glass house
| third-person singular present | throws stones in a glass house |
|---|---|
| present participle | throwing stones in a glass house |
| past | threw stones in a glass house |
| past participle | thrown stones in a glass house |
Questions about throw stones in a glass house
- What does throw stones in a glass house mean?
- Throw stones in a glass house means to criticize others when one has similar weaknesses oneself.
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- The past tense of throw stones in a glass house is threw stones in a glass house.
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