Definition for Thrusting:

• of Thrust

Synonyms for Thrusting:

• n.

  •cast (noun)
  • flingings,
  • slingings,
  • lobbings,
  • pitchings,
  • tossings,
  • hurlings.
  •penetration (noun)
  • punchings,
  • in-filtration,
  • in filtration,
  • in-filtrations,
  • in filtrations.
  •poke (noun)
  • poke.
  •poking (noun)
  • poking.
  •push (noun)
  • strainings,
  • forcings,
  • drivings,
  • shovings,
  • exertings.
  •thrust (noun)
  • thrust.
  •thrusting (noun)
  • jabbing,
  • jab.

• v.

  •attacking (verb)
  • Violating,
  • scorching,
  • hammering,
  • fighting,
  • Lunging,
  • lashing,
  • attacking,
  • Assaulting,
  • Assailing,
  • trouncing,
  • striking,
  • Combating,
  • barraging,
  • raiding,
  • Bombarding,
  • Scarifying,
  • battering,
  • Charging,
  • scathing,
  • Harrying,
  • slashing,
  • savaging,
  • rioting,
  • hitting,
  • Flaying,
  • Storming,
  • invading,
  • raping,
  • pounding.
  •propelling (verb)
  • driving,
  • impelling,
  • prodding,
  • propelling,
  • chucking,
  • pushing,
  • Throwing,
  • tossing,
  • Flinging,
  • slinging,
  • Butting,
  • casting,
  • Lobbing,
  • firing,
  • catapulting,
  • pitching,
  • compelling,
  • Ramming,
  • hurling,
  • heaving,
  • pelting,
  • Flicking,
  • Shoving,
  • goading,
  • bowling,
  • precipitating,
  • bunting,
  • projecting,
  • Shunting,
  • Canting.

• Other synonyms:

  •n.
  • cast,
  • gesture,
  • infiltration,
  • launching,
  • osmosis,
  • projection,
  • push,
  • piercings,
  • launchings,
  • thrustings,
  • penetration,
  • castings,
  • heavings,
  • infiltrations,
  • stabbings.

Paraphrases for Thrusting:

• Independent

  • Noun, plural
    duplications, overlapping.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    pushing, prompting, Forcing, Duplicating, driving, pulling, growing, overlapping.

Thrusting Sentence Examples:

• " Not if I knows it," said Big Harry, thrusting his hands further into his pockets.

• Beneath his cloak, as ever, he bore his precious burden, who showed no signs of being fatigued by the long journey she had made in so rough a fashion, but often woke up and, thrusting her little head from out the folds of the cloak, smiled up into the face of her father.