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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'push me around' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when expressing a feeling of being overwhelmed or disrespected. For example, "Lately, I've been feeling like my boss has been pushing me around."
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"When I was younger I had problems because I wasn't allowed to go in an electric wheelchair back then so everybody was fighting over who would push me around," said Elan, who lives in Cynwyd, near Corwen in Denbighshire.
"All the liberals are coming down here to push me around," he said.
You can't push me around.
You can push me around". We both laughed.
"I let them push me around for three quarters," he said.
First he told an organiser "You push me around like my wife".
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"While they were pushing me, they were also pushing me around," Cain said after the race.
"The guards pushed me around, and after a few days I went into labour.
Like an angry line of kettling coppers, Thatcher's Tories pushed me around, forcing me to question the assumptions that I had made about the British state and my place in it.
He just pushed me around and I felt second best all match".
"I was way off the pace," said O'Sullivan. "He just pushed me around and I felt second best all match".
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