as in menace To jostle or exert force in a way that displaces or moves someone or something. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Push Around'
The crowd at the concert started to push around, making it challenging to enjoy the music.
Political leaders should not use their power to push around those who disagree with them.
During the negotiation, each party tried to push around the terms in their favor.
The wind was so strong that it could push around small objects in the garden.
The older siblings would often push around their younger brother, teasing him relentlessly.
The authoritarian leader was known for his tendency to push around anyone who disagreed with him.
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