1. the business or activity of operating railroads
2. the act of rushing someone into doing something without proper consideration
Usage: informal

1. present participle of railroad: to force something through quickly without proper discussion

Examples

• He spent his career in railroading, working for several major train companies.
• The railroading industry has changed dramatically with modern technology.
• The committee accused the chairman of railroading the proposal through without debate.
• They’re railroading this decision without considering all the options.
• She felt like she was being railroaded into accepting the job offer.
• The bill was railroaded through Congress in just two days.
• His grandfather worked in railroading for forty years.