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walk all over
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1.
General
informal
colloquial
To treat someone with contempt or disrespect by dominating, exploiting, or taking advantage of them.
To allow oneself to be repeatedly imposed upon or controlled by another person.
2.
General
neutral
To walk over every part of a place; to traverse thoroughly on foot.
3.
General
neutral
To tread on or step on something or someone, either literally or figuratively.
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