0 present participle of steamroller --
1 to use great force either to make someone do something or on something to make it happen or be successful: --
They started the match in scintillating form, steamrollering their way through the first set to take a 1-0 lead.
It is true that a certain amount of steamrollering has hardened our skins to commercial advertising on television, but there is still a dislike of commercials.
They are interested only in steamrollering.
Does he understand that there are concerns that we will not be faced with streamlining as much as steamrollering of essential national interests?
I am bothered by big businesses steamrollering little businesses.
There was a caucus deciding matters, pushing them through the council in a very short time and steamrollering any opposition.
What is most important now is not steamrollering through measures and further debate but the opportunity to take decisons.
It is interesting that "steamrollering" should be thought to embrace all of that.
