()みにじる

ふみにじる
verb (godan)
to trample; to violate; to treat with contempt
他動詞 transitiveaction
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present()みにじる()みにじらない
Present polite()みにじります()みにじりません
Past()みにじった()みにじらなかった
Past polite()みにじりました()みにじりませんでした
て form()みにじって()みにじらなくて
ている present()みにじっている()みにじっていない
ている polite()みにじっています()みにじっていません
ている past()みにじっていた()みにじっていなかった
ている past polite()みにじっていました()みにじっていませんでした
Conditional ば()みにじれば()みにじらなければ
Conditional たら()みにじったら()みにじらなかったら
Volitional()みにじろう
Volitional polite()みにじりましょう
Potential()みにじれる()みにじれない
Passive()みにじられる()みにじられない
Causative()みにじらせる()みにじらせない
Imperative()みにじれ()みにじるな
1. to trample underfoot; to stamp on
To crush something by stepping on it forcefully and grinding it.
(はな)()みにじった。
Someone trampled the flowers.
タバコ()(がら)(くつ)()みにじった。
He crushed the cigarette butt under his shoe.
Her field was devastated and the crops trampled.
2. to violate; to trample on (rights, feelings); to treat with contempt
Figuratively, to disregard or cruelly violate someone's rights, dignity, or feelings.
人権(じんけん)()みにじる行為(こうい)だ。
It is an act that tramples on human rights.
(かれ)気持(きも)()みにじるようなこと()わないで
Don't say things that trample on his feelings.
Harsh criticism was directed at the politician who trampled on the people's trust.

Usage

The figurative sense (sense 2) is more common in modern usage than the literal sense. Often appears in news reporting and formal writing about rights violations or betrayals of trust.

Common collocations

Forms

Compound verb from () (to step on) + にじる (to crush by grinding). The second element にじる is rarely used independently.