Push-and-pull
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Push-and-pull is an adjective meaning Synonym of push-pull.
Meaning
Synonym of push-pull.
Example Sentences
The trials were conducted to assess the suitability of four-motor power cars on high-speed push-and-pull workings, with a view to possible operation of the electrified Waterloo-Bournemouth services by these methods.
Because of course there were layers here too. Welcome to Qatar 2022, a World Cup so contorted by wider push and pull you can almost feel the political actors at the side of pitch shunting their avatars about the turf with long wooden paddles.
Synonyms for push-and-pull
Depending on context, synonyms include push-pull.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include upshoved, jostly, pick-and-pick, wheedling, shuffling, piggyback.
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