shove off Sentence Examples
- The boatman told the passengers to shove off the dock once everyone was onboard.
- The child used all his strength to shove the heavy door open.
- The bully shoved the smaller boy into the mud, causing him to cry.
- The car stalled at the intersection, forcing the driver to shove it out of the way.
- The angry neighbor shoved the lawnmower across the yard in frustration.
- The waiter shoved the food cart through the crowded restaurant with ease.
- The football player shoved the opposing team's quarterback hard, knocking him to the ground.
- The crowd shoved their way through the narrow doorway to get inside the concert venue.
- The mother shoved her reluctant child into the bath, determined to get him clean.
- The mechanic shoved the broken car into the garage, preparing to fix it.
shove off Meaning
Wordnet
shove off (v)
leave; informal or rude
Synonyms & Antonyms of shove off
Synonyms:
- retreat
- strike-out
- sally-forth-
- pack-up-or-off-
- dig-out
- retire
- set-out
- skip
- begone
- fly
- take-a-hike
- flee
- bug-off
- bail-out
- clear-out
- take-a-powder
- part
- get-out
- bug-out
- quit
- bail
- start
- clear-off
- beat-it
- go-off
- pull-stakes
- pike-out-or-off-
- book
- bugger-off
- cut-out
- pull-up-stakes
- hit-the-road
- withdraw
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word shove off
leave; informal or rude
pull out, buzz (off), depart, step (along), go, push on, take off, push off, escape, evacuate
remain,come, remain, arrive, show up, turn up, show up, arrive, stay, turn up
The boatman told the passengers to shove off the dock once everyone was onboard.
The child used all his strength to shove the heavy door open.
The bully shoved the smaller boy into the mud, causing him to cry.
The car stalled at the intersection, forcing the driver to shove it out of the way.
