Shoved

The past tense of 'shove,' meaning to push forcefully against someone or something. It often implies a lack of care or politeness, and the action can be sudden and abrupt. It suggests a deliberate attempt to move something or someone from their current position, sometimes in a rough or inconsiderate manner. The force can range from a gentle nudge to a powerful push, depending on the context.

Shoved meaning with examples

• He was running late, so he shoved his papers into his briefcase and hurried out the door, barely missing the oncoming bus. This aggressive action revealed his urgency and lack of time.
• In the crowded subway car, someone shoved past me without so much as an apology, desperate to reach the open doors. His rude action displayed his priorities and the need to leave.
• The frustrated worker, no longer able to contain himself, shoved the paperwork across the desk towards his manager. He showed his frustration and lack of patience.
• As the crowd surged forward to see the celebrity, several fans shoved each other, desperate to get a better view and to snap the perfect photo. Their desires caused aggressive actions.