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Thrust
Thrust
n. & v.
Thrist
.
Thrust
imp. & p. p.
of
Thrust
Thrust
v. t.
To
push
or
drive
with
force
; to
drive
,
force
, or
impel
; to
shove
; as, to
thrust
anything
with
the
hand
or
foot
, or
with
an
instrument
.
Thrust
v. t.
To
stab
; to
pierce
;
usually
with
through
.
Thrust
v. i.
To
make
a
push
; to
attack
with
a
pointed
weapon
; as, a
fencer
thrusts
at
his
antagonist
.
Thrust
v. i.
To
enter
by
pushing
; to
squeeze
in.
Thrust
v. i.
To
push
forward
; to
come
with
force
; to
press
on; to
intrude
.
Thrust
n.
A
violent
push
or
driving
, as
with
a
pointed
weapon
moved
in
the
direction
of
its
length
, or
with
the
hand
or
foot
, or
with
any
instrument
; a
stab
;
a
word
much
used
as a
term
of
fencing
.
Thrust
n.
An
attack
; an
assault
.
Thrust
n.
The
force
or
pressure
of
one
part
of a
construction
against
other
parts
;
especially
(
Arch
.), a
horizontal
or
diagonal
outward
pressure
, as of an
arch
against
its
abutments
, or of
rafters
against
the
wall
which
support
them
.
Thrust
n.
The
breaking
down
of
the
roof
of a
gallery
under
its
superincumbent
weight
.
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