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What is the meaning of trampling?

"Trampling" has several meanings depending on the context:

1. Physical Action:

* To step heavily on something, crushing or damaging it: This is the most common meaning. Imagine a crowd of people trampling flowers at a festival, or a herd of elephants trampling grass in a field.

* To walk roughly over someone or something: This can be both literal (walking over someone lying on the ground) and figurative (disregarding someone's feelings or opinions).

2. Figurative Meaning:

* To treat something with disregard or disrespect: For example, you might say someone is "trampling on someone else's rights" or "trampling on tradition."

* To overwhelm or suppress something: You could say that a new technology is "trampling on old ways of doing things."

3. Other Uses:

* In dance, "trampling" can refer to a rhythmic stomping step.

* "Trampling" can also be used in a more abstract sense to describe a chaotic or uncontrolled situation.

The exact meaning of "trampling" will depend on the context in which it is used.

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