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View definitions for push away

push away

verb as in cause unfriendliness; separate

verb as in end romantic relationship

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Example Sentences

It was squashed and pushed away from the Sun.

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This rain will not last long but the high pressure could get pushed away with more force at the end of the week.

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But the increasingly hostile rhetoric over migration may not only put people off coming, but also push away those go-getting New Germans who are already leading successful lives here.

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All of that can push away talented young gymnasts of color.

Robert van de Hoek, a retired wildlife biologist, says the feline could be a juvenile male lion recently weaned from its mother and pushed away by older males that hunt deer in the hills.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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