Push around
Pronunciation: /ˈpʊʃ ɝˈaʊn/
Push around (verb)
- To treat someone as if they have no choice, using pressure or threats to make them do things.
- To move someone from place to place by pushing them, especially when they do not want to go.
- To use power or influence to make others act in your interest, not theirs.
Examples
- He tries to push around his younger brother.
- They push around new employees when no one watches.