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Synonyms for thrust
θrʌst
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Princeton's WordNet
push, thrust(noun)
the force used in pushing
"the push of the water on the walls of the tank"; "the thrust of the jet engines"
Synonyms:
jabbing, pushing, button, push, stab, knife thrust, push button, drive, poking, driving force, poke, thrusting, energy, jab, get-up-and-gostab, thrust, knife thrust(noun)
a strong blow with a knife or other sharp pointed instrument
"one strong stab to the heart killed him"
Synonyms:
jabbing, shot, push, stab, knife thrust, poking, drive, pang, driving force, poke, thrusting, twinge, jabdrive, thrust, driving force(noun)
the act of applying force to propel something
"after reaching the desired velocity the drive is cut off"
Synonyms:
stab, driveway, jab, crusade, drive, effort, knife thrust, driving, driving force, parkway, movement, jabbing, thrusting, campaign, ride, cause, private road, poke, push, pokingthrust(noun)
verbal criticism
"he enlivened his editorials with barbed thrusts at politicians"
Synonyms:
poke, jabbing, push, stab, knife thrust, drive, poking, driving force, thrusting, jabjab, jabbing, poke, poking, thrust, thrusting(verb)
a sharp hand gesture (resembling a blow)
"he warned me with a jab with his finger"; "he made a thrusting motion with his fist"
Synonyms:
jabbing, punch, stab, dig, drive, clout, garget, sack, driving force, carrier bag, knife thrust, slug, dawdler, lick, poke, paper bag, lagger, biff, pigeon berry, thrusting, jab, drone, trailer, laggard, scoke, push, pokingthrust(verb)
push forcefully
"He thrust his chin forward"
Synonyms:
pierce, squeeze, hurl, lunge, throw, stuff, push up, shove, hurtle, forcethrust, stuff, shove, squeeze(verb)
press or force
"Stuff money into an envelope"; "She thrust the letter into his hand"
Synonyms:
extort, pressure, crush, scarf out, lug, rack, twinge, constrict, overindulge, binge, stuff, gouge, tweet, embrace, gormandize, shove, gormandise, throw, glut, compress, engorge, gourmandize, pig out, ingurgitate, coerce, block, overeat, contract, hale, press, lunge, jostle, hurtle, squeeze, squash, twitch, bosom, pinch, wring, push up, mash, englut, wedge, hurl, hug, force, choke up, pierce, squelch, compact, farce, overgorge, satiate, gorgelunge, hurl, hurtle, thrust(verb)
make a thrusting forward movement
Synonyms:
cast, squeeze, hurl, lunge, throw, stuff, push up, pierce, shove, hurtle, forceforce, thrust(verb)
impose urgently, importunately, or inexorably
"She forced her diet fads on him"
Synonyms:
stuff, throw, force, pressure, hale, drive, coerce, draw, push up, shove, storm, squeeze, pull, hurtle, wedge, ram, hurl, impel, lunge, pierce, pushpierce, thrust(verb)
penetrate or cut through with a sharp instrument
Synonyms:
squeeze, hurl, lunge, throw, stuff, push up, pierce, shove, hurtle, forcethrust(verb)
force (molten rock) into pre-existing rock
Synonyms:
pierce, squeeze, hurl, lunge, throw, stuff, push up, shove, hurtle, forcethrust, push up(verb)
push upward
"The front of the trains that had collided head-on thrust up into the air"
Synonyms:
pierce, squeeze, hurl, lunge, throw, stuff, push up, shove, hurtle, forcethrow, thrust(verb)
place or put with great energy
"She threw the blanket around the child"; "thrust the money in the hands of the beggar"
Synonyms:
fuddle, confound, fox, confuse, bedevil, cast off, stuff, have, push up, shove, make, switch, throw, cast, flip, give, bemuse, lunge, befuddle, hurtle, squeeze, shake off, throw off, throw away, contrive, drop, bewilder, hurl, discombobulate, force, pierce, project, hold, shed
Wiktionary
thrust(noun)
thrust(noun)
To make advance with force.
We thrust at the enemy with our forces.
Synonyms:
focus, grab, push, point, dart, lift, gist, break, charge, attack, rushthrust(noun)
To force something upon someone.
I asked her not to thrust the responsibility on me.
Synonyms:
push, point, grab, dart, gist, focus, lift, break, charge, force, compelthrust(noun)
To push out or extend rapidly or powerfully.
He thrust his arm into the icy stream and grabbed a wriggling fish, astounding the observers.
Synonyms:
point, gist, focus, push, grab, lift, dart, break, reach, stabthrust(noun)
The primary effort; the goal.
Ostensibly, the class was about public health in general, but the main thrust was really sex education.
English Synonyms and Antonyms
thrust
To drive is to move an object with some force or violence before or away from oneself; it is the direct reverse of draw, lead, etc. A man leads a horse by the halter, drives him with whip and rein. One may be driven to a thing or from it; hence, drive is a synonym equally for compel or for repel or repulse. Repulse is stronger and more conclusive than repel; one may be repelled by the very aspect of the person whose favor he seeks, but is not repulsed except by the direct refusal or ignoring of his suit. A certain conventional modern usage, especially in England, requires us to say that we drive in a carriage, ride upon a horse; tho in Scripture we read of riding in a chariot (2 Kings ix, 16; Jer. xvii, 25, etc.); good examples of the same usage may be found abundantly in the older English. The propriety of a person's saying that he is going to drive when he is simply to be conveyed in a carriage, where some one else, as the coachman, does all the driving, is exceedingly questionable. Many good authorities prefer to use ride in the older and broader sense as signifying to be supported and borne along by any means of conveyance. Compare BANISH; COMPEL; INFLUENCE.
See synonyms for DRAW.
Synonyms:
compel, drive, impel, propel, push, repel, repulse, resist, ride, urge onPreposition:
Drive to market; to despair; drive into exile; from one's presence; out of the city; drive by, with, or under the lash; drive by or past beautiful estates; along the beach; beside the river; through the park; across the field; around the square; to the door; into the barn; out of the sunshine.
Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and Antonyms
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Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words
Words popularity by usage frequency
ranking | word | |
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#26 | have | |
#132 | make | |
#288 | project | |
#422 | press | |
#438 | point | |
#555 | give | |
#671 | energy | |
#737 | drive | |
#992 | stuff | |
#1022 | force | |
#1204 | contract | |
#1205 | button | |
#1223 | cause | |
#1230 | focus | |
#1234 | idea | |
#1275 | hold | |
#1453 | charge | |
#1608 | pressure | |
#1618 | break | |
#1662 | block | |
#1810 | switch | |
#1967 | shot | |
#1992 | effort | |
#2023 | driving | |
#2158 | drop | |
#2171 | campaign | |
#2254 | reach | |
#2262 | attack | |
#2293 | movement | |
#2372 | direction | |
#2394 | cast | |
#2868 | dress | |
#2968 | ride | |
#3048 | compact | |
#3213 | ram | |
#3222 | fox | |
#3240 | guidance | |
#3350 | draw | |
#3413 | storm | |
#3587 | push | |
#3810 | pull | |
#3903 | trailer | |
#4404 | throw | |
#4499 | lift | |
#4640 | rush | |
#4680 | rack | |
#5158 | orientation | |
#5277 | axis | |
#7356 | flip | |
#7552 | grab | |
#7788 | dig | |
#7805 | essence | |
#8114 | punch | |
#8245 | shed | |
#8967 | pushing | |
#8975 | pierce | |
#9019 | momentum | |
#9811 | urge | |
#9957 | resist | |
#10795 | embrace | |
#11054 | parkway | |
#11587 | keynote | |
#11614 | squash | |
#12058 | overlap | |
#12398 | crush | |
#12572 | thrust | |
#12751 | lick | |
#13411 | wedge | |
#13626 | hale | |
#13787 | squeeze | |
#13972 | hug | |
#15199 | sack | |
#15944 | dart | |
#16475 | lug | |
#16531 | driveway | |
#17127 | pinch | |
#17801 | gorge | |
#18225 | crusade | |
#19529 | compress | |
#19589 | slug | |
#19711 | stab | |
#20060 | confuse | |
#20204 | mash | |
#20854 | poke | |
#25684 | compel | |
#26441 | impetus | |
#28901 | binge | |
#28948 | shove | |
#31630 | jab | |
#31654 | farce | |
#31696 | drone | |
#31869 | poking | |
#32051 | bosom | |
#32803 | gist | |
#33386 | pang | |
#33969 | propel | |
#34187 | clout | |
#35877 | twitch | |
#36306 | glut | |
#42537 | repel | |
#44867 | biff | |
#45028 | purport | |
#47316 | thrusting | |
#48826 | coerce | |
#49901 | hurl | |
#59581 | confound | |
#60356 | gouge | |
#62045 | squelch | |
#67307 | lunge | |
#69333 | wring | |
#73889 | tweet | |
#85740 | repulse | |
#91682 | extort | |
#103482 | contrive | |
#104149 | twinge | |
#108145 | impel | |
#108267 | constrict | |
#128780 | overeat | |
#132719 | jostle | |
#145503 | satiate | |
#148156 | jabbing | |
#155334 | laggard | |
#155372 | hurtle | |
#189431 | befuddle | |
#216211 | bedevil | |
#224053 | bewilder | |
#260116 | overindulge | |
#270504 | fuddle | |
#328722 | lagger |
How to use thrust in a sentence?
I don't see what the privilege is here that prevents him from providing information that is lawfully and appropriately subpoenaed by these three different committees, rudy Giuliani and others in support of the President have gone on television day after day after day saying as the thrust of their argument here that the whistleblower relies on hearsay information, second hand information.
Some men are born mediocre, some men achieve mediocrity, and some men have mediocrity thrust upon them.
If a person works like he does not need money , then there are many wicked people in the private corporation who will not only thrust their share of work onto him but also take his credit to rise through money power and rank in the position under the full knowledge of the owner of the organization.
I knock on doors every day, no one gives a toss about the social media cut and thrust. What they care about is the substance of the issues, and of course there's a huge amount of scepticism about the claims of all politicians.
I don't think we can be a police leader in today's policing landscape and not be a champion of reform. And so it's been thrust upon me to promote people to the leadership team that I believe are committed to reform and to have those tough conversations with people who I think are not, it really is a top-down type of effort. If the department doesn't see that I take reform seriously, no one else in the department would take it seriously.
Translations for thrust
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- schieben, stoßenGerman
- énfasis, envión, forzar, empuje, asestar, estocada, impulso, propulsarSpanish
- sysätä, työntää, iskeäFinnish
- estocade, poussée, propulserFrench
- buail, stob, sparradhScottish Gaelic
- taszítHungarian
- հարվածArmenian
- stoccata, spintaItalian
- דחףHebrew
- 刺す, 押す, 突く, 突きJapanese
- រុញច្រាន, ដំណើរហក់Khmer
- 돌격Korean
- pūmuka, torohakiMāori
- vooruitstuwen, steekDutch
- støtNorwegian
- estender, impulso, ímpeto, ataque, estocada, ênfase, empurrar, esticarPortuguese
- împinge, împunge, bușiRomanian
- наступать, толкнуть, удар, тяга, пихнуть, толкать, выпад, навязывать, пихать, уколRussian
- mål, syfteSwedish
- 推力Chinese
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