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trampling Meaning
Wordnet
trampling (n)
the sound of heavy treading or stomping
Webster
trampling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Trample
trampling Sentence Examples
- The elephants trampled through the dense undergrowth, creating a path of destruction.
- The hikers had to be careful not to trample on the fragile wildflowers growing along the trail.
- The stampede of horses trampled over the field, leaving behind a cloud of dust.
- The crowd trampled each other in their rush to get into the concert.
- The child accidentally trampled on the puppy's paw, causing it to yelp in pain.
- The construction workers trampled the grass as they set up the scaffolding.
- The soldiers trampled over the battlefield, their boots pounding the ground.
- The tourists trampled on the ancient ruins, damaging their delicate structures.
- The cattle trampled the meadow, turning it into a muddy quagmire.
- The angry mob trampled the statue into pieces, symbolizing their contempt for the government it represented.
FAQs About the word trampling
the sound of heavy treading or stompingof Trample
stamping,stomping, smashing,tramping, kicking, pulping, stepping (on), squelching, tromping,mashing
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The elephants trampled through the dense undergrowth, creating a path of destruction.
The hikers had to be careful not to trample on the fragile wildflowers growing along the trail.
The stampede of horses trampled over the field, leaving behind a cloud of dust.
The crowd trampled each other in their rush to get into the concert.
