push in
The term "push in" often describes actions involving forceful entry or intrusion, either physically or socially.
Definition
B2Social Behavior
(informal)To join a line or group of people by moving ahead of others who have been waiting.
Example
- He tried to push in at the concert ticket line, but people told him to go to the back.
C1Criminal Activity
(technical, law)To forcefully enter a place, typically by waiting until a door is opened.
Example
- The burglar pushed in as soon as the homeowner opened the door.
C1Cinematography
(technical)A camera movement where the camera physically moves closer to the subject.
Example
- The director decided to push in to create a more dramatic effect.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "push in":
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