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doormat
/ ˈdɔːˌmæt /
noun
- a mat, placed at the entrance to a building, for wiping dirt from shoes
- informal.a person who offers little resistance to ill-treatment by others
Example Sentences
"A letter on the doormat is really not effective," he said.
In an unintentionally funny recent fundraising email, Trump brags about a personalized doormat where you can literally step on “Make America Great Again” and “Trump 2024” each time you enter and leave your home.
Labour MP Liam Byrne, chair of the committee, said: "It's high time for the circus of recent weeks to end and for cheques to start landing on the doormats of innocent victims."
Then, there were the small but critical details—for example, maintaining the benefits of that buffer meant he also couldn’t have flammable materials like a doormat at his front door.
In some of the buildings, everything from the doormats to the staff’s uniforms was branded with the Trump name.
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