1. to rush or force something through quickly without proper consideration
Usage: informal
2. to convict someone unfairly or without sufficient evidence
Usage: informal
3. to transport by railroad
Usage: literal sense

Examples

• The committee railroaded the proposal through without debate.
• He felt he was railroaded into accepting the job offer.
• The defendant claimed he was railroaded by corrupt officials.
• Many believe the suspect was railroaded due to public pressure.
• Goods were railroaded across the country in the 1800s.
• The cargo was railroaded to the port city.
• They railroaded the legislation through Congress overnight.