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Meanings of trampled under foot in English
Usage of trampled under foot in English
1
Elsewhere it may be binding; but here it is trampled under foot.
2
However, it would have been trampled under foot by a triumphant majority.
3
Obstacles like these, had they existed, would have been trampled under foot.
4
And on the snow lay Sergey's black rubber-shoe, wet, trampled under foot.
5
Must the national honour be trampled under foot by an insolent foe?
6
The grapevines were trampled under foot, and the gardens were ruined.
7
Are human and divine authority to be trampled under foot in this way?
8
The most sacred names of the Revolution were publicly trampled under foot by them.
9
A tiny green plant growing neglected and trampled under foot.
10
Shouts, excited questions; the wail of children almost trampled under foot; the screams of women.
11
Her wreath of lilies had been knocked off and trampled under foot in the scuffle.
12
Other passengers were trampled under foot and sailors standing by the davits were hurled aside.
13
The six men on guard were trampled under foot as they tried to stop them.
14
When he fell, civil authority was trampled under foot.
15
I cannot bear, that the parental authority should be thus despised, thus trampled under foot.
16
He told himself that he had then deliberately trampled under foot his last spiritual opportunity.
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Trampled under foot through the time
Trampled under foot across language varieties
United Kingdom
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