trample

US /ˈtræm.pəl/
UK /ˈtræm.pəl/
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1.

tread on and crush

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The crowd trampled the flowers in the garden.
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Be careful not to trample the small plants.
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crushstomptread onflattensquash
2.

treat with contempt or disregard

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He felt his rights were being trampled upon.
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The new policy seems to trample on individual freedoms.
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disregardviolateinfringeabuseoppress
1.

the act of treading on and crushing something

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The sudden trample of hooves shook the ground.
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Avoid the trample of the crowd during the rush hour.
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stomptreadcrushsquash