shove something down someone's throat

Meanings:

• 1.

  USUKglobalinformalidiomatic
  • To force someone to accept an idea, opinion, product, or information against their will or without their consent; to impose something on someone persistently or aggressively.
  • To present or promote something in a coercive, intrusive, or overwhelming manner so that the recipient feels compelled rather than willing to accept it.

• 2.

  USUKglobalneutralliteral
  • To forcefully push food, medicine, or another substance into a person's throat, i.e., to force-feed; used in medical, coercive, or violent literal contexts.