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Ramrod (noun)

Sense 1:

A ramrod refers to a long, slender rod used to push a projectile, such as a bullet or cartridge, down the barrel of a firearm.

Example sentence:

Before loading the rifle, the soldier inserted the ramrod to ensure the bullet was properly seated.

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Ramrod (verb)

Sense 1:

When used as a verb, ramrod means to push or force something into a particular place or position with great strength.

Example sentence:

The supervisor ramrodded the new policy through without considering the objections of the employees.

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Sense 2:

As a verb, ramrod may also refer to overseeing or managing a task or project with strict control and discipline.

Example sentence:

She successfully ramrodded the event, ensuring everything was executed flawlessly.

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Ramrod (adjective)

Sense 1:

When used as an adjective, ramrod describes someone or something that is rigidly upright, very straight, or excessively strict.

Example sentence:

The soldier stood at attention with ramrod posture during the inspection.

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