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(derogatory, idiomatic) To persistently bring ideas or material to the attention of a person.

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shove something down someone's throat

Source Word

shove something down someone's throat

Verb

derogatory idiomatic

(derogatory, idiomatic) To persistently bring ideas or material to the attention of a person.

Japanese Meaning

（侮蔑的表現、慣用句）自分の意見や情報を相手にしつこく、強引に押し付けること。 / （批判的ニュアンスを伴い）他人に対して無理やり意見や素材を提示する、執拗に伝える行為。

彼は会話のたびに自分の考えを他人に押し付ける癖があり、そのせいで人々は彼を避ける。

Sense（1）

(derogatory, idiomatic) To persistently bring ideas or material to the attention of a person.

“I knew she was a Christian, but she didn't shove her beliefs down my throat. […]

shoves something down someone's throat

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shoving something down someone's throat

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shoved something down someone's throat

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shoved something down someone's throat

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