trample
verbUK /ˈtræm.pəl/
US /ˈtræm.pəl/
To step on something hard and crush it.
The kids trampled the flowers while playing in the garden.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To treat someone's feelings or rights as if they do not matter.
The new rules trample on workers' rights.
3. The sound or act of heavy feet stepping on something.
We heard the trample of boots in the hallway.
4. To defeat or overwhelm something completely.
The team trampled their rivals in the final match.