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Meaning of pushy
having or showing a tendency to be overly forceful or aggressive in one's behavior or approach
Etymology of pushy
The word "pushy" originated in the mid-19th century, derived from the verb "push" and the suffix "-y" which forms adjectives indicating a tendency or disposition
Historically, the term was used to describe someone who was overly aggressive or forceful in their behavior, often in a way that was considered rude or impolite
Synonyms
aggressive
assertive
bold
brash
brusque
cheeky
coercive
demanding
domineering
forceful
forthright
forward
impertinent
impolite
importune
insistent
intrusive
loud
obtrusive
overbearing
persistent
persuasive
rude
saucy
strident
tenacious
urgent
vociferous
Definitions
- (of a person) excessively aggressive or officious in manner
- * (of a thing) tending to intrude or impose itself on others
Usage Examples
- She's a bit too pushy when it comes to selling her products, always trying to convince you to buy more
- * He can be quite pushy when he wants something, but he's also very charismatic and persuasive
Antonyms
acquiescent
amenable
backward
bashful
complacent
complaisant
deferential
diffident
gentle
hesitant
humble
meek
mild
modest
passive
quiet
reserved
reticent
shy
subdued
submissive
tame
unassuming
unobtrusive