To force to be passed
to overcome by force or willpower
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Nearby phrases
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push forwardpush inpush itpush offpush offpush offpush onpush one's luckpush outpush outpush pastpush pastpush someone's buttonspush the boat outpush the envelopepush underpush uppush up daisiesput one through one's pacesput one through one's pacesput throughput throughput throughput through its pacesput through the mangleput through the wringerrat throughrattle throughrun throughrun through
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