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Meaning of thrusts
thrusts
a verbal attack, the force produced by a propeller or by a jet or rocket engine that drives a vehicle (such as an aircraft) forward, to press or force the acceptance of upon someone, a military assault, a forward or upward push, to push forward, a movement (as by a group of people) in a particular direction, to press, force, or impose the acceptance of upon someone, stab, pierce, a strong continued pressure, to make a thrust, stab, or lunge with or as if with a pointed weapon, to push or drive with force, a nearly horizontal geologic fault, principal concern or objective, a movement (as by a group of people) in a specified direction, a push or lunge with a pointed weapon, the force produced by a propeller or jet or rocket engine that drives an aircraft or rocket forward, salient or essential element or meaning, to put (someone, such as an unwilling person) forcibly into a course of action or position, to push upward, the sideways force or pressure of one part of a structure against another part (as of an arch against an abutment), to cause to enter or pierce something by pushing, to force an entrance or passage, a military attack, extend, spread, to introduce often improperly into a position, to cause to enter or pierce something by or as if by pushing
thrusts Sentence Examples
- The sword thrusts of the gladiator pierced through the enemy's armor.
- The pilot thrusts the throttle forward, accelerating the plane towards the sky.
- The rocket engines thrusts the spacecraft into orbit around Earth.
- The dancer's thrusts were graceful and expressive, conveying the story through movement.
- The boxer's heavy thrusts tested the resilience of his opponent.
- The swimmer thrusts his arms and legs in a rhythmic motion, propelling himself through the water.
- The mechanic thrusts the wrench into the bolt, tightening it securely.
- The surgeon thrusts the scalpel into the incision, beginning the delicate procedure.
- The bull thrusts its horns against the matador's cape, a display of strength and aggression.
- The child thrusts out its tiny hands, eager for a hug from its parent.
FAQs About the word thrusts
a verbal attack, the force produced by a propeller or by a jet or rocket engine that drives a vehicle (such as an aircraft) forward, to press or force the accep
pushes, shoves, drives, moves,propels, depresses,squeezes, jams, compresses, muscles
dips, drops,plunges, descends, falls (off), declines, sinks, dives,slides,plummets
The sword thrusts of the gladiator pierced through the enemy's armor.
The pilot thrusts the throttle forward, accelerating the plane towards the sky.
The rocket engines thrusts the spacecraft into orbit around Earth.
The dancer's thrusts were graceful and expressive, conveying the story through movement.
