bulldoze (Meaning)
bulldoze (v)
flatten with or as if with a bulldozer
bulldoze (v. t.)
To intimidate; to restrain or coerce by intimidation or violence; -- used originally of the intimidation of negro voters, in Louisiana.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bulldoze
bulldoze Sentence Examples
- The construction crew began to bulldoze the vacant lot to make way for the new shopping center.
- Despite protests from environmentalists, the government decided to bulldoze the forest to build a new highway.
- The developer planned to bulldoze the old factory and replace it with luxury apartments.
- The farmer had to bulldoze the overgrown field before planting crops for the season.
- The city council voted to bulldoze the abandoned buildings in the downtown area to revitalize the neighborhood.
- As part of the renovation project, they had to bulldoze the old playground and install new equipment.
- The company hired bulldozers to clear the debris after the storm.
- The authorities threatened to bulldoze the illegal structures built on public land.
- The construction company was contracted to bulldoze the hillside to create a flat surface for building.
- The developer obtained permits to bulldoze the old pier and construct a modern marina.
FAQs About the word bulldoze
flatten with or as if with a bulldozerTo intimidate; to restrain or coerce by intimidation or violence; -- used originally of the intimidation of negro voters,
squeeze,push, bull, elbow, jostle,shove, muscle, bore, press, thrust
steel, console, encourage, reassure, comfort, encourage, persuade, persuade, soothe, convince
The construction crew began to bulldoze the vacant lot to make way for the new shopping center.
Despite protests from environmentalists, the government decided to bulldoze the forest to build a new highway.
The developer planned to bulldoze the old factory and replace it with luxury apartments.
The farmer had to bulldoze the overgrown field before planting crops for the season.
