Adverb:

இரும்புக் கால்களுடன்,

roughshod's Usage Examples:

The Government are already riding roughshod over popular opinion in their dash for wind.

It was a hollow truce, since the subject of the constitutions was not mentioned; and Thomas returned to England with the determination of riding roughshod over the king's supporters.

You cannot ride roughshod over a local community 's feelings without rebellion.

The Guardian said " Need to preserve pubic order does not permit the police to ride roughshod over the rights of ordinary people ".

But Tait had none of Tillotson's gentleness, and he rode roughshod over the obstacles in his way.

Eluned Morgan said: National governments cannot be allowed to ride roughshod over European law.

Tesco must not be allowed to ride roughshod over a local democratic process in this way.

It is riding roughshod over people 's views as it does so.

He accused ministers of violating two fundamental conditions of representative government: that the Ministry should not ride roughshod over the minority, and that they should make no vital change till it was clearly desired by the majority of the people.

The police were to be employed, it was said, as the instruments of a new despotism, the enlisted members of a new standing army, under the centralized authority, riding roughshod over the peaceable citizens.

Synonyms:

inhumane, barbarous, fell, savage, cruel, brutal, vicious,

Antonyms:

civilized, indirect, mild, virtuous, humane,