trample
/ˈtræmpl/Definitions
1. verb
to walk or move heavily, especially so as to cause damage or injury
“The crowd trampled through the field, damaging the crops.”
2. verb
to crush or oppress underfoot
“The heavy boots trampled the fragile flowers.”
3. noun
the act of walking or moving heavily, especially so as to cause damage or injury
“The trample on the field was caused by the excited fans.”
4. noun
a crushing or oppressive force
“The trample of the army was felt by the small village.”