PUSHED Meaning and
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Pushed (verb):
1. Physical act: To exert force or pressure on something or someone in order to move it or them away from oneself or from a particular point. This action typically involves applying force with hands, body, or an object. For example, pushing a door open, pushing a car stuck in the mud.
2. Metaphorical action: To make a determined effort or apply influence to compel or encourage someone to act or achieve something. This action is not necessarily physical but involves motivation or persuasion. For example, pushing someone to pursue their dreams, pushing oneself to work hard and achieve goals.
3. Overwhelmed or stressed: To be mentally or emotionally strained or burdened due to an excessive workload, pressure, or demanding circumstances. This state of being "pushed" often leads to exhaustion, frustration, or a sense of being overwhelmed.
4. Advanced or accelerated: When something or someone is referred to as being "pushed," it means to be driven or propelled forward at an increased pace or under intense pressure. This can apply to various areas such as technology, sports, or business. For example, a pushed computer processor, a pushed athlete breaking records, a pushed project deadline.
In general, the term "pushed" describes the act of applying force, effort, or influence to move, motivate, or accelerate someone or something physically or metaphorically.
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Etymology of PUSHED
The word "pushed" is derived from the verb "push", which has its origins in Middle English. "Push" comes from the Old French verb "poulser" or "pousser", meaning "to push, thrust, or shove". The Old French term is further derived from the Latin word "pulsare", meaning "to beat or strike". Ultimately, the Latin term can be traced back to the Proto-Indo-European root "*pel-", which also gave rise to words like "pulse" and "compel" in English.
Idioms with the word PUSHED
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be hard pushed
The idiom "be hard pushed" means to be in a challenging or difficult situation, often referring to being under pressure or having limited options or resources.
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