Sentence examples for kick down from inspiring English sources
verb
To break or demolish something by physical bodily force.
- Some young thugs tried to kick her door down last night. She was terrified.
Meanwhile, dictators push back and kick down.
Or kick down doors, or take drugs?
"You've got to kick down doors.
The attackers tried to kick down the door.
A whole paragraph on how to kick down a door.
A Mr Sandy Shells said: "Maybe we should kick down the barriers".
Some people kiss up and kick down; Dummett was someone who kicked up and kissed down.
The "kick-down" template, described here, is but one of those templates by which the pattern of brokenness gets transmitted.
Kick-down or bully-the-underlings preferences imply malevolence towards agents who have lower and neutrality towards agents who have higher payoffs.
Those types have not been discussed in the literature and are included for completeness only: Kick-down or bully-the-underlings preferences imply malevolence towards agents who have lower and neutrality towards agents who have higher payoffs.
