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Definition of pushiest - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- He is the pushiest salesman in the company, never taking no for an answer.
2.
- She is the pushiest person in the group, always wanting things her way.
Origin of pushiest
English, pushy (aggressively assertive) + -est (most)
Examples of pushiest in a sentence
Among all the vendors, he was the pushiest, constantly trying to make a sale. He is the pushiest salesman I've ever met. The pushiest students often get the most attention.
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- French:le plus insistant, opiniâtre, ...
- German:aggressivste, aufdringlichste, ...
- Italian:più aggressivo, più esigente, ...
- Spanish:más insistente, ...
- Portuguese:mais insistente, ...
- Chinese:最咄咄逼人, 最咄咄逼人的, ...
- Japanese:最も押しの強い, 最も要求が多い, ...
- Arabic:الأَكْثَر إقْحامًا, الأَكْثَر إِصْرارًا, ...
- Hebrew:הַכִּי דּוֹחֵף, הַכִּי דַּחְפָן, ...
- Russian:самый напористый, самый требовательный, ...
- Ukrainian:найбільш наполегливий, найбільш вимоглива, ...
- Hindi:सबसे दबंग, सबसे हठी, ...
Definition of pushy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- He didn't get the promotion because his colleagues found him too pushy.
2.
- His pushy attitude helped him climb the corporate ladder.
Origin of pushy
English, push (to press) + -y (characterized by)
Examples of pushy in a sentence
He can be very pushy when he wants something. Her pushy nature secured her the promotion. The pushy salesman wouldn't take no for an answer.
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- French:insistant, ...
- German:aufdringlich, ambitioniert, ...
- Italian:insistente, ambizioso, ...
- Spanish:agresivo, ambicioso, ...
- Portuguese:insistente, ...
- Chinese:咄咄逼人, 咄咄逼人的, ...
- Japanese:押しが強い, 押しの強い, ...
- Arabic:لحوح, اِنْتِهَازِي, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁתַלְטָן, דוֹחֵף, ...
- Russian:назойливый, ...
- Ukrainian:нахабний, наполегливий, ...
- Hindi:धौंस जमाने वाला, जिद्दी, ...
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