At a push

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Figurative Use

Often used figuratively to suggest doing something is possible with extra effort or in a tight situation. Slide

We can finish the project today, at a push.

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Casual Tone

'At a push' is typically used in informal conversations rather than formal or written English. Slide

I could binge-watch the entire season tonight, at a push.

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Subtle Nuance

The phrase implies a reluctance or acknowledgment of difficulty; it's not the preferred option. Slide

We could hike to the peak at a push, but it might be risky.