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“To push away” in Japanese

Short answer

押しやる oshiyaru おしやる

To push away in Japanese is “押しやる” (oshiyaru). Full meaning: to push away, to push aside, to shove.

Other ways to say “To push away” in Japanese

突き放す tsukihanasu to push away, to thrust aside; to detach oneself from, to keep away from, to forsake, to abandon, to desert; to act coldly, to do without emotion つっ放す tsuppanasu to push away, to thrust aside; to detach oneself from, to keep away from, to forsake, to abandon, to desert; to act coldly, to do without emotion つき離す tsukihanasu to push away, to thrust aside; to detach oneself from, to keep away from, to forsake, to abandon, to desert; to act coldly, to do without emotion 突っ放す tsuppanasu to push away, to thrust aside; to detach oneself from, to keep away from, to forsake, to abandon, to desert; to act coldly, to do without emotion 突き離す tsukihanasu to push away, to thrust aside; to detach oneself from, to keep away from, to forsake, to abandon, to desert; to act coldly, to do without emotion つき放す tsukihanasu to push away, to thrust aside; to detach oneself from, to keep away from, to forsake, to abandon, to desert; to act coldly, to do without emotion 突き放せる tsukihanaseru to push away, to thrust aside; to detach oneself from, to keep away from, to forsake, to abandon, to desert; to act coldly, to do without emotion 突きはなす tsukihanasu to push away, to thrust aside; to detach oneself from, to keep away from, to forsake, to abandon, to desert; to act coldly, to do without emotion つっぱなす tsuppanasu to push away, to thrust aside; to detach oneself from, to keep away from, to forsake, to abandon, to desert; to act coldly, to do without emotion 突っぱなす tsuppanasu to push away, to thrust aside; to detach oneself from, to keep away from, to forsake, to abandon, to desert; to act coldly, to do without emotion つきはなせる tsukihanaseru to push away, to thrust aside; to detach oneself from, to keep away from, to forsake, to abandon, to desert; to act coldly, to do without emotion

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