pushy in Irish
pushy in Irish is teanntásach, treallúsach — pushy means overly assertive, forceful, or determined to get one's way.
pushy in Irish
teanntásach
Overly assertive, bold, or determined; aggressively ambitious.
treallúsach
Overly assertive, bold, or determined; aggressively ambitious.
What does "pushy" mean?
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adj Overly assertive, forceful, or determined to get one's way.
"The pushy salesman wouldn't take no for an answer."
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pushy in a sentence
- The pushy salesman wouldn't take no for an answer.
- She felt her pushy relatives were pressuring her into marriage.
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What is "pushy" in Irish?
"pushy" in Irish is teanntásach, treallúsach. pushy means: Overly assertive, forceful, or determined to get one's way.
How do you use "pushy" in a sentence?
Example: "The pushy salesman wouldn't take no for an answer." In Irish, "pushy" is teanntásach, treallúsach.
Are there other ways to say "pushy" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "pushy": teanntásach, treallúsach.
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