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thrust forward

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thrust something forward
to jab something forward. She thrust her jaw forward and walked into the room. Roger thrust his hand forward just in time to stop the child from crossing the street.
See also: forward, thrust


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He was thrust forward at an awkward angle, resulting in his injuries.
He was thrust forward with such force that he hit his head on the steering wheel, causing severe injuries and internal bleeding.
Abraham Lincoln: A Novel Life" asks that what if question as it follows Lincoln as he walks through 1955 America--and his experiences as a man thrust forward where he is idolized as an icon of the country he led for years prior to his sudden rush forward in time.
 
 
 
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