Force/thrust/ram something down somebody’s throat

Pro Tip 1/3

Using this phrase implies confrontational behaviour or strong imposition, suggesting a lack of consent or willingness.

The salesperson tried to ram that insurance package down my throat even after I said no.

Pro Tip 2/3

The phrase is casual and may be inappropriate in formal situations, such as academic discussions or official meetings.

I wish our manager would stop thrusting her ideas down our throats during staff meetings.

Pro Tip 3/3

Imagine the discomfort when something is physically forced into your mouth; the phrase conveys a similar emotional discomfort.

I couldn't enjoy the dinner because my uncle kept forcing his conspiracy theories down my throat.