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View definitions for push forward

push forward

verb as in precipitate

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"It's a new chapter starting, kind of, and we’ve got to take the most out of this chapter and keep pushing forward," said Mead.

From BBC

The increasingly embattled junta responded in part by pushing forward with mandatory conscription, despite warnings from experts that it could exacerbate the nation’s civil conflict.

From BBC

That’s an accurate description of Dalot, who created 38 chances in the Premier League last season, the third most of any United player, and could be pushed forward.

From BBC

They ran from deep within their own half after picking off a Ramm pass while Saints were pushing forward.

From BBC

And our chefs at both restaurants are always trying to learn and push forward.

From Salon

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

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