Synonyms for drive home
drive home

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1. deliver, drive homeverb

   carry out or perform

   "deliver an attack", "deliver a blow"; "The boxer drove home a solid left"

   Synonyms:
   pitch, have, fork out, deliver, bear, surrender, return, redeem, extradite, deport, rescue, turn in, press home, cede, fork up, hand over, give up, fork over, present, ram home, give birth, birth, render, save

2. drive home, ram home, press homeverb

   make clear by special emphasis and try to convince somebody of something

   "drive home a point or an argument"; "I'm trying to drive home these basic ideas"

   Synonyms:
   ram home, press home, deliver

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1. Emily Deschanel:

   It was a little bit of a shock, it was emotional. I burst into tears and choked up and said goodbye to people. It was really strange -- and then it took two hours to drive home.

2. John Babcock:

   On my drive home, I probably pass seven or eight manufacturers that have one of our products outside their shipping dock door and it's primarily because they don't want drivers entering their building for deliveries.

3. Michelle Mitchell:

   These figures showing that six people die of melanoma every day in the U.K. really drive home the importance of sun safety, we all need to take steps to protect ourselves from the sun’s harmful UV rays.

4. Seth Berenzweig:

   This is a unique case that has a very powerful twist. You have the unique dimension that the defendants in this case actually asked that their product be placed directly alongside the Jack Daniels product. They’re going to be using that evidence to try and drive home the point that the defendants knew exactly what they were doing in order to try and deprive these sales from the folks at Jack Daniels.

5. Jeremy Ferguson:

   Absolutely, when an incident like this happens, it brings all the issues to light, how unsafe the rail industry truly is. I didn’t think we had any chance before this. The railroads and AAR do a very good job of lobbying in DC. So generally it’s difficult to get people to vote for something like this rule. But sometimes it takes a disaster to drive home the point. Any time you turn the TV on, there’s still an issue. It’s not going away.