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Discover Ludwig"trampling all over" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe somebody or something that is taking advantage of a situation in a way that someone else finds unfair. For example, Rachel felt that her boss was trampling all over her rights by ignoring her request for more time off.
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I don't want them trampling all over that".
The game continued in one direction, with Chelsea trampling all over Swansea in triumphant fashion.
Suddenly, all those issues are trampling all over your artistic concept.
It's about taking steps against the bankers, corporations and people trampling all over human rights.
All those so-called expert predictions about Old Albion trampling all over the Kiwi colonials are looking pretty hollow now.
There was nothing to stop anyone from trampling all over the field, which is pockmarked enough as it is.
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Instead of giving up their protest and letting the authorities trample all over their rights, they remained steadfast and fought back.
I didn't want to trample all over her".
Dog excrement had been trampled all over the flat.
"If we don't stick together, they're going to trample all over us".
You try and nice them to death, they'll trample all over you".
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