Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
to-ram-something-down-someones-throat
idiom
tə-rams-ˈsəm-ˌθiŋ-ˈdaʊn-sə-ˈmʌnʔ-ˈθroʊt
Definition
To force someone to accept an idea, opinion, or argument against their will.
Examples
- The manager tried to ram his new policies down the employees’ throats, disregarding their feedback.
- During the debate, he attempted to ram his views down the audience’s throats, but many disagreed.
Meaning
This phrase is used when someone is compelled to accept something they may not want or agree with, often used in discussions or arguments.
Synonyms
- Force-feed
- Impose
- Push
- Shove
