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Bulldoze Meaning in English

word

ˈbʊɫˌdoʊz
BOOL-doze
bˈʊldəʊz
BOOL-dohz

Definition

To knock down or clear away something using a bulldozer; also, to forcefully push through ideas or actions without considering other opinions.

Usage & Nuances

'Bulldoze' is partly literal (using a bulldozer machine) and often metaphorical (pushing ideas or people forcefully). In figurative use, it can sound negative—someone who 'bulldozes' ignores others' feelings or opinions. Common collocations: 'bulldoze a building', 'bulldoze your way through', 'bulldoze over objections'.

Example Sentences

The workers will bulldoze the old house tomorrow.

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They had to bulldoze trees to build the new road.

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Don’t bulldoze your friends when you disagree.

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City hall decided to bulldoze the old shopping center last month.

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He tried to bulldoze his ideas through the meeting, but no one agreed.

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Sometimes you can't just bulldoze your way through problems—you have to listen.

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