“Pushy” in Japanese
Short answer
Pushy in Japanese is “押し付けがましい” (oshitsukegamashii). Full meaning: pushy, pushing, self-assertive.
Other ways to say “Pushy” in Japanese
強引
gouin overbearing, coercive, pushy, forcible, high-handed
押しの強い
oshinotsuyoi aggressive, pushy, in-your-face
あざとい
azatoi calculating, sly, cunning, unscrupulous, pushy, aggressive; flirty, flirtatious
オラオラ
oraora hey!, c'mon!; pushy, overbearing, self-assured, aggressive
ごういん
gouin overbearing, coercive, pushy, forcible, high-handed
あざと
azato calculating, sly, cunning, unscrupulous, pushy, aggressive; flirty, flirtatious
あざとう
azatoi calculating, sly, cunning, unscrupulous, pushy, aggressive; flirty, flirtatious
あざとく
azatoku calculating, sly, cunning, unscrupulous, pushy, aggressive; flirty, flirtatious
あざてえ
azatee calculating, sly, cunning, unscrupulous, pushy, aggressive; flirty, flirtatious
あざとかっ
azatoka calculating, sly, cunning, unscrupulous, pushy, aggressive; flirty, flirtatious
あざとけれ
azatokere calculating, sly, cunning, unscrupulous, pushy, aggressive; flirty, flirtatious
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