swallow whole

verb3

1. •
   To believe (a lie, excuse, story etc.) in its entirety and without question.

   • It forbiddeth us to swallow whole the Doctrines and Precepts of men, without examination of them. — 1683
2. •
   To take in, absorb or comprehend something (information, news, etc.) in its entirety.
3. •
   To destroy entirely and instantly.

   • […] when the so-caled^([sic]) First Amendment Defense Act has the capacity to swallow whole almost all of our hard-won protections, if upheld by the courts. — 2017