どしどし

〈物もの〉がどしどし届とどくfor things to arrive one after another
注ちゅう文もんがどしどし届とどいている。
Orders are arriving one after another.
どしどし〈動どう詞し〉くださいplease feel free to do something without hesitation
ご質しつ問もんはどしどしお寄よせください。
Please feel free to send us your questions.
どしどし歩あるくto walk with heavy, stomping steps
子こ供どもがどしどしと階かい段だんを歩あるいてきた。
The child came stomping down the stairs.
〈事こと〉に〈人ひと〉がどしどし応おう募ぼするfor people to apply in droves for something
新あたらしい仕し事ごとにどしどし応おう募ぼしてきた。
People have been applying one after another for the new job.
どしどし発はつ言げんするto speak up boldly and without reservation
会かい議ぎではどしどし発はつ言げんしてください。
Please speak up freely at the meeting.

Related words

どんどんN4sense 1
どんどん describes steady or rapidly increasing progress, while どしどし adds a bolder, more energetic and encouraging nuance, often urging someone to act without hesitation.
次つぎ々つぎN3sense 1
次々 describes things happening one after another in a neutral, sequential way, whereas どしどし adds a lively, momentum-driven feel, often implying enthusiasm or encouragement.
続ぞく々ぞくN2sense 1
続々 conveys a steady, matter-of-fact stream of occurrences, while どしどし carries a more energetic, encouraging tone suggesting building momentum.
存ぞん分ぶんに sense 2
存分に means doing something to one's heart's content without restriction, while どしどし specifically encourages someone to act boldly and without hesitation.
どたどたN1
どしどし can describe stomping footsteps but is also used more broadly for things happening one after another, while どたどた is limited to the sound of heavy walking.

Written forms

どしどしUsage91%
Standard hiragana spelling for this onomatopoeic adverb.
ドシドシUsage9%
search-only kana form
Katakana variant; it is search-only.

Etymology

Onomatopoeic/mimetic word; the exact derivation is uncertain, but it likely imitates the sound of heavy footsteps or things happening in quick succession.