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bulldoze

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bulldoze into something
Fig. to move clumsily into something. Don't just bulldoze into me! Watch where you are going! Todd bulldozed into the wall, denting it badly.

bulldoze through something

Fig. to push clumsily and carelessly through something. Don't just bulldoze through your work! I wish you wouldn't bulldoze through the room.
See also: through
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By Cara Simpson WE'RE GOING TO BULLDOZE YOUR HOME: COUNCIL SHOCKS OLGA, 76 A PENSIONER was stunned when she was told the home she'd lived in all her life was going to be bulldozed.
WE'RE GOING TO BULLDOZE YOUR HOME; COUNCIL SHOCKS OLGA, 76 by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Middlesbrough Council is putting on a climate change conference because they are a beacon status council for climate change, yet they go out and bulldoze people's woodland, which was a beautiful family woodland.
Protestors to have say by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
“The novel is about four women banding together to take on the evil dean,” said Joanne Rendell of her new book, The Professors’ Wives’ Club, an urban parable about a big bad university trying to bulldoze Greenwich Village.
Wednesday, January 28 by Meredith Bryan / The New York Observer
 
 
 
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