Over
Over adverb - From one side to the other of an intervening space.
Underfoot
Both words in one sentence
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We might be killed off over time - on purpose, or simply squashed underfoot like ants.
Source: The Singularity -
Trampled Underfoot: Rasputin steps over a drinking glass that a guest at the ball had dropped as he makes his evil Power Walk through the crowd.
Source: Western Animation / Anastasia -
During the second fight with Bane during the riots at Blackgate, Batman can only inflict a certain amount of damage before Bane picks him up, smashes him over his knee, and begins choking him underfoot.
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