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to shove
01
to push forcefully with a quick, strong movement, often using hands or body
Transitive: to shove sb/sth
Example
The janitor had to shove the heavy cart through the narrow hallway to reach the storage room.
The children giggled as they playfully shoved each other in the playground.
The crowd jostled and shoved each other to get a better view of the spectacle.
02
to move forward by exerting force, often in a determined manner
Intransitive: to shove to a direction
Example
During the chaotic evacuation, the crowd shoved towards the exit in a panic.
Trying to catch the train, commuters hurriedly shoved through the crowded platform.
The eager shoppers shoved through the doors when the store opened for its Black Friday sale.
Shove
01
the act of shoving (giving a push to someone or something)
Example
The janitor had to shove the heavy cart through the narrow hallway to reach the storage room.
The children giggled as they playfully shoved each other in the playground.
The crowd jostled and shoved each other to get a better view of the spectacle.
Tempers flared, and a heated argument led to someone attempting to shove their opponent.
In frustration, she forcefully shoved the door, eager to leave the room.
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