shoving (off) Synonyms
Strongest:
- bailing-out
- digging-out
- bugging-out
- getting-off
- beating-it
- packing-up-or-off-
- pushing-on
- going
- pulling-out
- clearing-off
- taking-a-walk
- clearing-out
- walking-out
- peeling-off
- taking-off
- sallying-forth-
- running-along
- stepping-along-
- getting
- pulling-up-stakes
- moving
- departing
- pushing-off
- exiting
- buzzing-off-
- going-off
- cutting-out
Strong:
- stepping-out
- fleeing
- bugging-off
- withdrawing
- booking
- retiring
- starting
- taking-a-powder
- striking-out
- bailing
- pulling-stakes
- flying
- escaping
- parting
- getting-out
- hitting-the-road
- going-out
- evacuating
- retreating
- scarpering
- buggering-off
- taking-a-hike
- piking-out-or-off-
- vamoosing
- running-away
- quitting
- setting-out
Weak:
shoving (off) Meaning
shoving (off)
to leave a place
shoving (off) Sentence Examples
- The boatman shoved the boat off the shore with his mighty oar.
- The angry crowd shoved the protesters off the sidewalk.
- She shoved the book into her bag, determined to finish it later.
- He shoved his frustration away, knowing it wouldn't help the situation.
- The bully shoved the smaller child to the ground.
- She shoved her hair out of her face, trying to concentrate.
- The neighbor shoved the trash can out to the curb for pickup.
- He shoved the pizza into the oven, eager to taste it.
- The horse shoved its rider off its back, refusing to cooperate.
- The waiter shoved the dessert cart towards the table, tempting the diners.
FAQs About the word shoving (off)
to leave a place
bailing out, digging out, bugging out, getting off, beating it, packing (up or off), pushing on, going, pulling out, clearing off
coming, remaining, arriving, showing up, turning up, reaching, dwelling, closing, lodging, nearing
The boatman shoved the boat off the shore with his mighty oar.
The angry crowd shoved the protesters off the sidewalk.
She shoved the book into her bag, determined to finish it later.
He shoved his frustration away, knowing it wouldn't help the situation.
