Synonyms for push on
push on

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1. push on

   To promote (Latin pro, forward, and moveo, move) is to cause to move forward toward some desired end or to raise to some higher position, rank, or dignity. We promote a person by advancing, elevating, or exalting him to a higher position or dignity. A person promotes a scheme or an enterprise which others have projected or begun, and which he encourages, forwards, furthers, pushes, or urges on, especially when he acts as the agent of the prime movers and supporters of the enterprise. One who excites a quarrel originates it; to promote a quarrel is strictly to foment and urge it on, the one who promotes keeping himself in the background. Compare ABET; QUICKEN.

   See synonyms for ABASE; ALLAY.

   Synonyms:
   advance, aid, assist, elevate, encourage, exalt, excite, foment, forward, foster, further, help, prefer, promote, push, raise, urge forward, urge on

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. press on, push on, plough onverb

   continue moving forward

   Synonyms:
   plough on, press on

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1. David Nabarro:

   We know the outbreak is still flaming strongly in western Sierra Leone and some parts of the interior of Guinea. We cant rest, we still have to push on.

2. Aaron Donald:

   Actually, Burrow was the one — he looked at me, like, ‘Hey Aaron, that was a clean play,’ the quarterback told me that! I feel everybody start pushing me, hitting me. I almost lost it. The refs were like, ‘Aaron, get out of here.’ They [the Bengals] already got me mad. Now they want to push on me, say all these words to me.

3. Zig Ziglar:

   Push on, friend. You're just one exciting step from the banquet hall of life.

4. Mike Pompeo:

   But when the Taliban pushed us, we crushed them, when you set a date certain, and they push on you and you withdraw, inch by inch, yard by yard, this didn't just happen in 11 days-- that's the myth the Biden administration tells. This wasn't 11 days, this was weeks and weeks and weeks of the Taliban advancing on provincial capitals all across the country.

5. Donald Trump:

   We should be prepared for National Institute of Allergy. Is National Institute of Allergy going to be that much ? I hope not, and I think the more we push on the mitigation the less the likelihood National Institute of Allergy would be that number.