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push at

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push at someone or something
to apply pressure to and try to move someone or something. She pushed at him, trying to get him to get out of the way, but he wouldn't budge. Mary pushed at the door, trying to open it against the wind. There is no need for you to push at me so hard.
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In the past, I remember telling my Labor Assistant clients to push through the burn because with one great big push at this point the head will surely be born, which will remove the stinging, burning sensation.
 
 
 
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