Ram down your throat Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To force someone to accept or believe something, especially an idea or opinion, even when they do not want to.
Usage & Nuances
This is an informal, sometimes strong expression. Usually used in negative situations where someone feels pressured or irritated. Common with opinions or beliefs: 'ram their views down your throat'. Not literal; avoid using it in formal writing.
Example Sentences
He tried to ram down his throat his political beliefs.
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Don’t ram down my throat your ideas about healthy food.
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She felt her boss was ramming down her throat new work rules every week.
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Parents shouldn’t ram down their throat their own dreams onto their kids.
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I’m tired of companies ramming down my throat ads every time I go online.
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Stop trying to ram down my throat what you think is best for me.
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