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ram something down someone's throat

idiom
Meaning

To shove something down someone's throat.


Examples
SIMPLE

Stop trying to ram your political opinions down my throat.

CONTEXTUAL

The manager tried to ram the new company policy down our throats without explaining why it was necessary.

COMPLEX

Rather than engaging in a respectful dialogue, he insisted on ramming his radical ideology down the throats of everyone who dared to disagree with him.

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Last updated July 12, 2026