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The definition of push

23 Definitions of: push

1. verb, to apply steady force to (something) in order to move it
2. verb, to thrust (one's way) through something, such as a crowd, by force
3. verb, to apply oneself vigorously (to achieving a task, plan, etc)
4. verb, to encourage or urge (a person) to some action, decision, etc
5. verb, to be an advocate or promoter (of)
6. verb, to use one's influence to help (a person)
7. verb, to bear upon (oneself or another person) in order to achieve more effort, better results, etc
8. verb, a) to take undue risks, esp through overconfidence, thus risking failure b) to act overconfidently
9. verb, sport to hit (a ball) with a stiff pushing stroke
10. verb, to sell (narcotic drugs) illegally
11. verb, (esp of geographical features) to reach or extend
12. verb, to overdevelop (a photographic film), usually by the equivalent of up to two stops, to compensate for underexposure or increase contrast
13. verb, push up (the) daisies slang to be dead and buried
14. noun, the act of pushing; thrust
15. noun, a part or device that is pressed to operate some mechanism
16. noun, ambitious or enterprising drive, energy, etc
17. noun, a special effort or attempt to advance, as of an army in a war
18. noun, a number of people gathered in one place, such as at a party
19. noun, slang a group or gang, esp one considered to be a clique
20. noun, sport a stiff pushing stroke
21. noun, at a push with difficulty; only just
22. noun, the push dismissal, esp from employment
23. noun, when push comes to shove when matters become critical; when a decision needs to be made
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Synonyms:	Informal ambition, enterprise, Informal campaign, force, impel, influence, Informal energy, determination, vitality, gumption (informal Informal)	And more...
Antonyms:	pull, discourage

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