foist
Example Sentences
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Perhaps the Fed’s greatest political liability is its loquacity—the policy statements, economic projections, speeches, press conferences, meeting minutes and the rest that the central bank foists on the public.
“The city pressed private property into public service, foisting the cost of its coronavirus response onto housing providers.”
From Los Angeles Times
Long delays will mean shippers will be trying to foist mushy brown bananas on consumers who might reject them.
From Salon
Happiness with your choice is most evident when you’re not trying to foist it onto someone else or make the choices of others into a weird crusade.
From Los Angeles Times
Some Facebook users don’t like the chatbot, complaining in online forums that they’re tired of having AI foisted on them all the time or that they just want to stick with what they know.
From Seattle Times
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
