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thrust aside

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thrust someone or something aside
to push someone or something out of the way or to one side. Walter thrust Fred aside and dashed by him into the room. He thrust aside Fred and came into the room.
See also: aside, thrust


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The sooner the law is changed the better, so the feelings of local people and their representatives can be properly vented, assessed and dealt with rather than thrust aside and ignored.
The revelation by the American press that the Bush administration's strategic transformation covers "a readiness to reach a settlement with Syria" is no surprise, except for those who thrust aside the principle of the rule of interests in drafting state policies.
It has thrust aside indigenous religious, ethical, and social structures and filled the resulting vacuum with its technocratic mind-set.
 
 
 
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