bulldozing (Meaning)

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bulldozing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Bulldoze

The developers were bulldozing the old neighborhood to make way for a new commercial complex.
Despite objections from the community, the government was bulldozing the protected forest for a highway expansion project.
The construction crew was bulldozing the rocky terrain to create a level foundation for the building.
The authorities were bulldozing the makeshift shelters of homeless individuals from the park.
Environmental activists protested against the company bulldozing the wetlands for a new industrial plant.
The storm had caused extensive damage, and cleanup crews were busy bulldozing debris from the streets.
The farmer was bulldozing the overgrown brush to expand his fields.
The demolition team was bulldozing the abandoned factory to clear the site for redevelopment.
The city council was bulldozing the derelict properties to address urban blight.
The construction company was bulldozing the hillside to create space for a housing development.

of Bulldoze

threat, terror, menace, terrorism, violence, coercion, fear, intimidation, pressure, browbeating

permission, consent, approval, agreement,approval, consent, permission, agreement, persuasion,reason

The developers were bulldozing the old neighborhood to make way for a new commercial complex.

Despite objections from the community, the government was bulldozing the protected forest for a highway expansion project.

The construction crew was bulldozing the rocky terrain to create a level foundation for the building.

The authorities were bulldozing the makeshift shelters of homeless individuals from the park.