aggressively push

Frequency: 8.214.1 per million words

To advocate for or promote something with great force and persistence.

aggressivelyADVERB + VERB

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push

Examples (10)

  • The company decided to aggressively push its new software in emerging markets.
  • Lobbyists are aggressively pushing for deregulation of the financial industry.
  • She had to aggressively push her innovative idea to get the board's approval.
  • The sales team was trained to aggressively push the premium subscription package.
  • Next quarter, we will aggressively push our eco-friendly product line.
  • Certain media outlets continue to aggressively push a one-sided narrative.
  • The prosecutor is aggressively pushing for the maximum sentence.
  • Despite some resistance, the new manager aggressively pushed for changes in the workflow.
  • If they want to gain market share, they need to aggressively push their brand.
  • The activist group is known to aggressively push its environmental agenda.