Phrasal Verb - Ramming Down

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Definition

To forcefully or aggressively push or impose something, often against resistance. This phrasal verb is derived from the verb 'ram' meaning to forcefully push or shove, and 'down' indicating the direction of the action.

Examples

No.	Example
1	He tried to ram down the new policy despite opposition from the employees.
2	The salesman was determined to ram down the deal, offering discounts and incentives.
3	The bulldozer rammed down the old building to make way for the new construction.
4	The coach rammed down the plays, insisting that the team memorize every detail.
5	She tried to ram down her ideas during the meeting, interrupting others to get her point across.
6	The protestors tried to ram down the gates of the embassy, demanding an audience with the ambassador.
7	The police officer rammed down the suspect's car, ending the high-speed chase.
8	The construction team was ordered to ram down the walls to make the building safer.
9	The CEO was determined to ram down the merger, despite objections from shareholders.
10	The chef rammed down the garlic, releasing its flavor and aroma.