Pushover in a sentence as a noun

Just because I might seem timid initially doesn't mean I'm a pushover, and I don't think I'm the only one like this.

The jerk refuses to pay it back, knowing the bank can't transfer it to someone who isn't a pushover without giving him a steeply-discounted offer first3.

Me helping out his business venture by overlooking basic concerns isn't neighborly, it's being a pushover while he laughs his way to the bank.> "Otherwise you are going to live in an over-regulated society where everything that can be unpleasant to somebody is illegal"I agree.

Pushover definitions

noun

someone who is easily taken advantage of

noun

any undertaking that is easy to do; "marketing this product will be no picnic"

See also: cinch breeze picnic snap walkover