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Meanings of press home in English

Make clear by special emphasis and try to convince somebody of something.

Synonyms
Examples for "drive home"
Examples for "drive home"
1
He said on the seven minute drive home something happened between them.
Radio NZ
2
But that wouldn't drive home the point the way this plan would.
By reason of insanity
3
That is the point we hope these 32 films will drive home.
Ebony
4
Trump supporters at the town hall sought to drive home that point.
The Guardian
5
This was the excuse they needed to drive home that final thrust.
Happiness key
1
Here was the opportunity to ram home China's new found global influence.
News.com.au
2
It took just two minutes for Spurs to ram home their numerical advantage.
Reuters
3
The sound of the Last Post used to ram home the dangers of the job.
BBC
4
However, this is not an ideal weekend for them to ram home any points about their progress.
The Irish Times
5
Joseph's team will enter Saturday's final as underdogs, something the Highlanders coach was quick to ram home.
Radio NZ
Usage of press home in English
1
I, in my turn, shall use it to press home my advantage.
The lady elizabeth
2
But, in truth, nothing more was needed to press home the indictment.
The Grand Old Man / Or, the Life and Public Services of the Righ...
3
All the time he was careful not to press home his advantage.
Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo
4
Anyway, let me press home this point: Steve Jobs is a cracking film.
The Irish Times
5
Hobbs hesitated, to press home his point, then did as he was told.
Amagansett
6
This is the moment when we can press home our advantage.
Reuters
7
But he didn't press home the point, or expand upon it.
BBC
8
Unable to dictate play, the team frequently failed to press home early advantages.
The Guardian
9
But he was astonished that the other did not press home the point.
The Necromancers
10
More than ever before, Scotland need to press home the benefit of home advantage.
The Guardian
11
There is some questionable use of footage from Belsen to press home unforgotten realities.
The Irish Times
12
They planned to defy a curfew to camp out and press home their demands.
Reuters
13
These both press home the physicality of the mark-making process.
The Irish Times
14
We need to press home instead of throwing men away.
Knife of dreams
15
To-morrow night we press home the advantage we gained to-night.
The Last Shot
16
Here, again, I press home the need for considering one's actions in their collective aspect.
The Quest of the Simple Life
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