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pushover
noun as in something or someone easily influenced
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Example Sentences
That doesn’t mean she was a pushover or naive; she took names and kept receipts of those who had done her wrong.
As a summary of his research succinctly put it: “Be nice. Be ready to forgive. But don’t be a pushover.”
She also turns out to be no pushover herself, yet even she sees the Freemans as misanthropic freaks.
“We advise consumers to give insurers the chance to do the right thing but to not be pushovers and realize insurers are for-profit companies and not charitable organizations,” she said.
Celtic won and deserved to - character as much as class sealed it - but Aberdeen were no pushovers.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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