bully into

bully (one) into (something)

To thoroughly and continually dominate, intimidate, or browbeat someone into doing something. Oh, they've tried to bully us into accepting their subpar proposal, but we refuse to settle.

bully someone into something

to harass or threaten someone into doing something. The coach tried to bully them into agreeing to stay late and practice. Don't try to bully me into your way of doing things.

See also: bully

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

bully (one) into (something)
browbeat
browbeat (one) into (something)
browbeat into
henpeck
henpeck (someone)
toss out of (something or some place)
pick on
pick on (someone or something)
mouth-breather

References in periodicals archive

Such perceived weakness might excite the bully into initiating steps to publicly ignore or override the individual's empathic demonstrations in an effort to test the potential target's suitability for further bullying.

Bullying and violence in schools: what teachers should know and do

Langevin (2000) classified bully into four, these include:

A review of the extent, nature, characteristics and effects of bullying behaviour in schools

词组	bully into
释义	bully into bully (one) into (something) To thoroughly and continually dominate, intimidate, or browbeat someone into doing something. Oh, they've tried to bully us into accepting their subpar proposal, but we refuse to settle. See also: bully Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. bully someone into something to harass or threaten someone into doing something. The coach tried to bully them into agreeing to stay late and practice. Don't try to bully me into your way of doing things. See also: bully McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: bully (one) into (something) browbeat browbeat (one) into (something) browbeat into henpeck henpeck (someone) toss out of (something or some place) pick on pick on (someone or something) mouth-breather References in periodicals archive Such perceived weakness might excite the bully into initiating steps to publicly ignore or override the individual's empathic demonstrations in an effort to test the potential target's suitability for further bullying. Bullying and violence in schools: what teachers should know and do Langevin (2000) classified bully into four, these include: A review of the extent, nature, characteristics and effects of bullying behaviour in schools
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