Advanced To force through quickly or without proper consideration, as in a decision or action. Clear All
3 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Railroad'
The manager's decision to railroad the new policy angered many employees who felt their opinions were ignored.
The impulsive leader's tendency to railroad decisions without consulting the team led to discontent among the staff.
The editor refused to railroad the author's original vision for the novel, valuing artistic integrity.
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