to bully (a person)

castigate, nag

the force a person to be obedient, do something etc

compel, press

to force (a person or thing) to do something

force to act

a fully grown female or any animal of the ox family, especially the domestic kind kept by farmers for producing milk

browbeat, intimidate

to pull down (e.g. old buildings)

destroy; consume

to act, speak, in a dominating manner

oppress; assume authority

of dig; to use a tool, machine, claws etc to break up and move (soil etc); make (a way) through, into etc by doing this; make (a hole etc) by doing this

delve into; hollow out

to show great enthusiasm (for a person, thing)

influence

to fill (a person, animal) with fright

shock, scare

quick and energetic activity in a crowded and busy place

hurry; work hurriedly

to have a strong favourable effect on (a person)

influence

to persuade or influence (a person); to cause, bring, about (something)

cause to happen; encourage

to make (a person) afraid in order to force her or him to do something

frighten, threaten

to push (a person) roughly

bump, shake

to do more or better than (a person)

better, overcome

to fill (a person) with complete respect, fear etc

influence

to defeat (a person) because of greater strength or numbers

beat; get the upper hand

to destroy (towns, buildings) completely, especially by making them level with the ground

flatten, knock down; wipe out

a push

push without gentleness

to fill (people) with terror by threats or acts of violence

upset, threaten

not (yet) built

flatten, knock down; wipe out