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the gentlest verb that built every door, baby, and breakthrough in human history
means To exert force against something to move it away from you, or to urge or pressure someone or something forward.
from From Old French 'pousser,' to thrust or shove, which traces back to Latin 'pulsare,' to beat or strike — the same drumbeat behind 'pulse' and 'impulse.' So every push carries a faint heartbeat in its bones: the steady throb of force applied again and again.
- door dilemma
- Norman doors confuse you into pushing when you should pull
- birth word
- the most shouted command in delivery rooms
- physics truth
- every push triggers an equal, opposite shove back
- startup gospel
- shipping code to live servers is literally a push
- climbing limits
- muscles only grow when you push past failure
push pizza — restaurant chain founded in 2009 in santa monica, california, known for wood-fired pizzas
push festival — international street arts festival held annually in ahmedabad, india since 2006
push notifications — apple introduced this feature in ios 3.0 in 2009 for apps to send messages to users