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push back

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push someone or something back (from someone or something)
to move or force someone or something back from someone or something. I quickly pushed her back from the edge. She almost fell over. There wasn't enough room, so we pushed back the furniture. Tony pushed Jane back from the edge.
See also: back, push


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And if a beachhead of co-operation may push back the jungle of suspicion.
And often the master, seized himself by the wonder of his subject, would push back the book in front of him, and with his hands clasped together over his heart, as though to still the beating, would talk of the mysteries of their religion.
And how comfortable you feel afterward as you push back your chair, light a cigar, and beam round upon everybody.
 
 
 
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