thrusts
THRUSTS/ˈθɹʌsts/
- 1Third-person singular simple present of thrust.
He thrusts the shovel into the snow and starts to dig.
She thrusts her hands deep into her coat pockets to keep them warm.
- 2Plural of thrust.
With a few hard thrusts of the shovel, he broke the ice.
The swimmer moved forward with strong thrusts of her legs.
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thrusts is a form of thrust
thrust, verb: To push or drive someone or something forcefully, as with a shove. Full entry
- Spelling
- thrust → thrusts: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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