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pushyadjective having or showing a bold forcefulness in the pursuit of a goalhe's usually very pushy about insinuating his own ideas into other people's projects aggressive, ambitious, assertive, enterprising, fierce, go-getting, high-pressure, in-your-face, militant, self-asserting, self-assertive argumentative, bellicose, belligerent, combative, contentious, discordant, disputatious, gladiatorial, pugnacious, quarrelsome, trigger-happy, truculent, warlikehyperaggressive, overambitiousdynamic, energetic, gung ho, hustling, strenuous, vigorousemphatic, obtrusiveadventuresome, adventurous, daring, dashing, emboldened, gutsy, venturesome, venturousaudacious, bold, brash, brassy, bumptious, cheeky, cocksure, cocky, confident, determined, forward, impudent, insolent, overconfident, presumptuous, unapologetic, unsubdued, unyieldingbare-knuckle(also bare-knuckled or bare-knuckles), feisty, scrappydominating, domineering, imperious, lordly, magisterial, overbearing ambitionless, low-pressure, nonassertive, unaggressive, unambitious, unassertive, unenterprising easygoing, laid-back, relaxedacquiescent, amenable, compliant, deferential, docile, resigned, submissive, tractable, yieldingcowering, cringing, groveling(or grovelling), shrinkingbashful, demure, diffident, humble, lowly, meek, mild, modest, mousy(or mousey), overmodest, passive, quiet, reserved, retiring, shy, subdued, timid, unobtrusiveobsequious, servile, slavish, subservient thrusting oneself where one is not welcome or invitedthe pushy cocktail waiter kept asking me if I wanted another drink, even though I hadn't finished the first one busy, interfering, intruding, intrusive, meddlesome, meddling, nosy(or nosey), obtrusive, officious, presuming, presumptuous, protrusive, prying, pushing, snoopy bold, brazen, bumptious, impertinent, impudent, insolent, rudeinvading, trespassingcurious, inquisitiveannoying, harassing, pestiferousoverbearing, superserviceable unobtrusive hands-offuninvolvedquiet, reclusive, reserved, reticent, retiring, silent, taciturn, withdrawninhibited, restrained, subdued in 1874 |