trample
/ˈtɹæmpəl/
verb 4noun 2
Collocations
5(verb.)
ADV
down
The heavy rain and wind trampled down the garden flowers overnight.
underfoot
During the concert, excited fans nearly trampled the merchandise underfoot in their rush to leave.
PREP
on
She felt hurt when her ideas were trampled on during the meeting.
over
The children trampled all over the flower beds while playing in the garden.
PHRASES
be trampled to death
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