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pushover
This term carries a strong negative connotation when applied to people, suggesting a lack of willpower, spine, or self-respect. It implies that the person is not just cooperative, but passively submissive to the point of being exploited. In professional or social hierarchies, calling someone a pushover is an insult to their leadership or autonomy.
When used to describe a task or an opponent, the tone shifts toward confidence or dismissal. It characterizes a challenge as trivial or lacking in any meaningful resistance. While "easy" is neutral, "pushover" emphasizes the ease of victory or completion, often implying that the result was inevitable due to the weakness of the opposition.
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I thought the first round would be a pushover but the opponent was surprisingly strong.
He is a total pushover when it comes to his children.
The manager is a pushover so I can probably get the day off.
This exam should be a pushover if you studied the main chapters.
I cannot believe I let myself be such a pushover for so long.
The goblin guards were a complete pushover for the experienced knight.