bulldoze
/ˈbʊlˌdoʊz/
verb
- To clear, level, or move earth or debris using a bulldozer.
- After the storm, workers used heavy machines to bulldoze the fallen trees.
- They plan to bulldoze the hill to create a flat area for the new school.
- The crew will bulldoze the old parking lot to make room for a garden.
- To force someone to do something or to force something through by using pressure or intimidation.
- He bulldozed his proposal through the meeting without listening to anyone else.
- The manager tried to bulldoze the team into accepting the new schedule.
- Don't let them bulldoze you into signing the contract before you read it.