shoves (off) Antonyms
Strongest:
- walks-out
- gets
- takes-a-walk
- exits
- moves
- pulls-out
- gets-off
- peels-off
- digs-out
- steps-along-
- departs
- runs-along
- buzzes-off-
- goes
Strong:
- pikes-out-or-off-
- books
- bugs-out
- pulls-stakes
- flees
- clears-out
- flies
- vamooses
- escapes
- sallies-forth-
- parts
- runs-away
- pulls-up-stakes
- skips
- takes-off
- withdraws
- sets-out
- clears-off
- pushes-on
- retires
- bails
- pushes-off
- strikes-out
- starts
- goes-off
- evacuates
- buggers-off
- cuts-out
- bugs-off
- takes-a-powder
- scarpers
- packs-up-or-off-
- quits
- takes-a-hike
- beats-it
- gets-out
- retreats
- hits-the-road
- bails-out
Weak:
Meaning of shoves (off)
shoves (off)
to leave a place
shoves (off) Sentence Examples
- Jake shoves his opponent off the wrestling mat, securing the victory.
- The toddler shoves the ball off the table, sending it crashing to the floor.
- The linebacker shoves off the blocker, creating an opening to tackle the running back.
- The wind shoves off the sailboat, propelling it forward with great speed.
- The skier shoves off from the starting line, beginning her descent down the mountain.
- The boatman shoves off from the dock, guiding his canoe through the tranquil waters.
- The boxer shoves off his opponent, creating space to land a powerful punch.
- The mother shoves her child off the slide, sending them gleefully down its smooth surface.
- The dog shoves its way off the couch, eager to join the family in the backyard.
- The crowd shoves off the stage as the concert comes to an end, leaving behind a lingering sense of excitement.
FAQs About the word shoves (off)
to leave a place
walks out, gets, takes a walk,exits, moves, pulls out, gets off, peels off, digs out, steps (along)
stays, remains, turns up,comes, arrives, shows up, reaches, abides,dwells, hits
Jake shoves his opponent off the wrestling mat, securing the victory.
The toddler shoves the ball off the table, sending it crashing to the floor.
The linebacker shoves off the blocker, creating an opening to tackle the running back.
The wind shoves off the sailboat, propelling it forward with great speed.
