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pushover

[ˈpʊʃˌəʊvə]

pushover Definition

  • 1a person who is easy to overcome or influence
  • 2something that is easily achieved or won

Using pushover: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "pushover" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He's a pushover when it comes to his kids.

  • Example

    The game was a pushover for the experienced team.

  • Example

    She's a pushover for flattery.

pushover Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for pushover

Antonyms for pushover

  • tough nut
  • hard case

Idioms Using pushover

  • pushover for someone/something

    someone who is easily persuaded or attracted by someone or something

    Example

    She's a pushover for flattery.

  • not easily influenced or defeated

    Example

    The new boss is not a pushover like the previous one.

  • a task that is easy to accomplish

    Example

    The assignment was a pushover job for the experienced team.

Phrases with pushover

  • to be easily influenced or defeated

    Example

    He's a pushover when it comes to his kids.

  • an easy goal scored in a sporting event

    Example

    The first goal was a pushover, but the second one was a real challenge.

  • a topic that is easy to understand or master

    Example

    Mathematics was always a pushover subject for her.

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Summary: pushover in Brief

'Pushover' [ˈpʊʃˌəʊvə] refers to a person or thing that is easily influenced, defeated, or achieved. It can describe a person who is easily persuaded or attracted, as in 'She's a pushover for flattery,' or a task that is easy to accomplish, as in 'The assignment was a pushover job for the experienced team.'