shoved (off) Synonyms
Strongest:
- packed-up-or-off-
- ran-along
- exited
- departed
- moved
- got
- pushed-on
- went
- stepped-along-
- buzzed-off-
- pulled-out
- cut-out
- bugged-out
- dug-out
- got-off
- pushed-off
- peeled-off
Strong:
- scarpered
- bailed-out
- pulled-stakes
- took-a-walk
- started
- cleared-out
- retired
- pulled-up-stakes
- sallied-forth-
- walked-out
- hit-the-road
- buggered-off
- took-a-hike
- parted
- took-off
- went-off
- withdrew
- escaped
- flew
- quitted
- bailed
- bugged-off
- stepped-out
- piked-out-or-off-
- evacuated
- set-out
- booked
- cleared-off
- took-a-powder
- quit
- got-out
- fled
- beat-it
Weak:
shoved (off) Meaning
shoved (off)
to leave a place
shoved (off) Sentence Examples
- The grocer shoved the heavy crate off the shelf, narrowly avoiding an accident.
- The angry mother shoved her disobedient child off the couch.
- The football player shoved his opponent off the line of scrimmage, gaining valuable yardage.
- The dog shoved the frisbee off the edge of the pool, getting it wet.
- The barista shoved the cup of coffee off the counter, spilling hot liquid everywhere.
- The wind shoved the sailboat off course, forcing it to delay its arrival.
- The crowd shoved and pushed their way off the concert stage, eager to leave.
- The sea turtle shoved off the sand and disappeared into the waves.
- The carpenter shoved the piece of wood off the saw, severing it cleanly.
- The skier shoved off from the top of the hill, beginning their descent.
FAQs About the word shoved (off)
to leave a place
packed (up or off), ran along, exited,departed, moved, got, pushed on, went, stepped (along), buzzed (off)
turned up, showed up, arrived,came, remained, approached,stayed, settled, closed, reached
The grocer shoved the heavy crate off the shelf, narrowly avoiding an accident.
The angry mother shoved her disobedient child off the couch.
The football player shoved his opponent off the line of scrimmage, gaining valuable yardage.
The dog shoved the frisbee off the edge of the pool, getting it wet.
