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'''Push''' is to press upon or against (a [[thing]]) with force in order to move it away.
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In common usage, to ''push'' is to press upon or against an object or creature with force in order to move it. In military and political speech it has a metaphysicalmeaning, where one army, party, or group uses military might or political pressure to attack the enemy or obtain a position.
  
 
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In common usage, to push is to press upon or against an object or creature with force in order to move it. In military and political speech it has a metaphysicalmeaning, where one army, party, or group uses military might or political pressure to attack the enemy or obtain a position.