churn out
phr. v..phr. v.. to produce a large amount of something very quickly, often without caring much about the quality.
phr. v.. to produce something mechanically and in large quantities, typically implying a lack of artistic merit or individual attention.
The factory churns out thousands of cheap toys every day.
The novelist churns out a new thriller every six months to keep up with his fans' demands.
In an era of digital saturation, many content creators feel pressured to churn out videos daily, often sacrificing depth for the sake of algorithmic visibility.
- Particles
- out
- Separability
- optional
- Pattern
- churn + (object) + out
usually carries a negative nuance suggesting that the items are repetitive or low-quality.
the metaphor comes from a butter churn; the physical motion is repetitive and mechanical, which helps students visualize the 'unthinking' nature of the production.
He churns out them quickly.He churns them out quickly.when the object is a pronoun, it must go between the verb and the particle.