Stomp on Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To bring your foot down hard on something or someone, usually to crush or show anger. It can be used both literally and figuratively.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and expressive; often used to show physical force or dominance. Commonly appears in emotional situations (anger, frustration) or to describe destroying/crushing something. Sometimes used metaphorically, e.g., 'stomp on someone's feelings.' Not the same as 'step on' (neutral) or 'kick.'
Example Sentences
Please don't stomp on the flowers in the garden.
basic
He got angry and stomped on the toy, breaking it.
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Don’t let anyone stomp on your dreams.
basic
Every time he’s upset, he just stomps on anything in his way.
natural
You can’t just stomp on people’s feelings like that!
natural
The kids loved to stomp on the bubble wrap.
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