trample upon (someone or something) Literally, to walk or run over something, especially as to cause damage or injury.
What does it mean to be trampled upon?
trample under foot or trample on or trample upon in American English. 1. to crush or hurt by trampling. to treat harshly or ruthlessly; domineer over.
How do you use trampled in a sentence?
Trampled sentence example
- Her heavy boots trampled one of his feet, and he pried his from beneath hers. ...
- "I cannot think of leaving these little things here to be trampled upon," said the general. ...
- By being trampled on or kicked by horses while engaged in rail way work I I I.
