0 past simple and past participle of bulldoze --
1 to destroy buildings and make an area flat with a bulldozer: --
There used to be a considerable community, but the houses were bulldozed during the last decade and the population moved.
Its picturesque villages are being bulldozed; and shoddy flats, many without internal sanitation, are replacing them.
The ground was actually bulldozed in order that they should not be able to remain there, and this site is still empty.
The settlements are still being bulldozed, however, and families uprooted.
If we are not careful, after one more harrowing incident we shall be bulldozed, knocked sideways.
The worst of the private rented sector, especially in inner city areas, has been bulldozed away and replaced, to a great extent, by public housing.
How can they stand by when firms are being bulldozed out of existence?
Houses have been bulldozed that were built less than 20 years ago at enormous expense.
