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Term: push on

Part of Speech:

Phrasal verb

Sense 1:

Definition: To continue or persevere with a task or activity, especially in spite of difficulties.

Example sentences:

1. Despite facing numerous setbacks, she pushed on and eventually completed her research project.
2. Even when things started to go wrong during the marathon, he decided to push on and finish the race.

Sense 2:

Definition: To forcefully press or apply pressure on something to make it move or function.

Example sentences:

1. Due to a jammed door, we had to push on it together to open it.
2. The button is stuck, so you need to push on it harder to get the machine to start.

Sense 3:

Definition: To urge or motivate someone to continue doing something.

Example sentences:

1. The coach pushed on the team, encouraging them to give their best in the final minutes of the game.
2. His friends pushed on him to pursue his dreams and never give up.

Sense 4:

Definition: To persistently insist on or promote an idea, usually without taking into account other people's opinions.

Example sentences:

1. He always pushes on his political agenda without considering the impact it may have on others.
2. She tends to push on her own views and rarely takes suggestions from others.

Sense 5:

Definition: To advance or move forward in a determined manner.

Example sentences:

1. The explorers pushed on through the dense jungle, eager to reach their destination.
2. Despite the fatigue, the soldiers pushed on, knowing they were close to their objective.

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