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stomp

noun as in loud dance

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“And no matter how much they stomp on us, we’ll rise more brilliant than ever before. Here’s to all of us, so let’s f— party!”

Harris's ideal is a society where people who disagree can come together to discuss their differences, rather than stomp out those who might challenge your opinions.

From Salon

But Hagar’s macho vocals and generic pop-rock songs couldn’t summon the Sherman-tank stomp of the Roth incarnation.

We only have three weeks left before we know who prevails: the pink pony girls or the fascists who want to stomp them out.

From Salon

If they can, then it may well be akin to the teacher grabbing the spoiled kid before he’s able to re-enter the classroom and stomp the Lego village into garbage.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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