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pushover

noun as in something or someone easily influenced

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“We advise consumers to give insurers the chance to do the right thing but to not be pushovers and realize insurers are for-profit companies and not charitable organizations,” she said.

Celtic won and deserved to - character as much as class sealed it - but Aberdeen were no pushovers.

From BBC

The Rams play at New England on Sunday — the Patriots aren’t pushovers — then play home against Philadelphia, at New Orleans, and back home against Buffalo.

Rain and cool temperatures turned Valhalla into a pushover for the first two days, and the scores showed it.

Mr Xi will be friendly - he knows that China needs the US - but he will also show he is no pushover.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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