bulldoze
/ˈbʌldoʊz/Definitions
1. verb
to demolish or clear land with a bulldozer, especially to make way for construction or excavation.
“The company plans to bulldoze the old warehouse to build a new office complex.”
2. verb
to overpower or intimidate someone with force or aggression.
“He bulldozed his way through the crowded room to get to the front of the line.”
3. noun
the act of demolishing or clearing land with a bulldozer.
“The bulldozing of the old neighborhood has left many residents feeling displaced.”
4. noun
forceful or aggressive behavior, especially in politics or business.
“The company’s bulldozing tactics have been criticized by consumer advocacy groups.”