Steamroll (verb)

1. To proceed with great force and determination, often disregarding opposition or resistance.
2. To crush or overwhelm opposition by using one's superior power or influence.

Origin:

From the noun "steamroller" ("a machine used to smooth roads") + -er ("a person or thing that does somethin.g")

Examples:

1. The company steamrolled the competition with its new product.
2. The politician steamrolled his opponents in the election.
3. He steamrolled over any opposition to his plans.
4. The team steamrolled the opponents in the championship game.
5. The company steamrolled the regulations and had a negative impact on the environment.