押し込み・押込み|おしこみoshikomi[0]heiban (flat)

1. nounforcing (something) in; pushing in
2. nounburglary; burglar
3. nouncloset

• Synonym詰め込むつめこむNeutralA verb: to cram as much as possible into a space, as in 「知識を詰め込む」; the summary names it for stuffing full.
• Related突っ込むつっこむCasualColloquial verb: to shove or plunge something in, or to dig deep into a question; also a sharp comic retort. The summary picks it for thrusting in.
• Related詰めるつめるNeutralA verb: to pack a container so that no gaps are left; also to shorten (a schedule) or move up close.
• Related押し詰めるおしつめるNeutralA verb: to press and cram something tightly into a box or bag; also to drive someone into a corner with no way out.
• Related突き込むつきこむNeutralA verb: to thrust something forcefully into something, or to charge or plunge in; the forceful, stabbing counterpart to pushing in.
• Antonym引き出しひきだしNeutralA drawer, or withdrawing money; it only runs opposite to pushing in — out instead of in — so not a strict antonym.
• Antonym排出はいしゅつWrittenWritten/formal noun: discharging or emitting what is inside, e.g. CO2; the outward counterpart to forcing things in.

「押し込み」means forcing something in; as 「押し込み強盗」 it also means a home-invading burglar, and it once meant a closet (now 「押し入れ」). For stuffing full use 「詰め込む」; for thrusting in, 「突っ込む」. The antonyms merely reverse the direction of movement.

Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only

1. 無理むりやり何なんかを中なかに入いれること。
2. 空き家あきやなどに侵入しんにゅうして盗ぬすみをすること、またはそうする人ひと。
3. 家いえの壁かべに作つくられた、物ものをしまう小ちいさな空間くうかん。