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trudge
Meaning: to walk slowly with heavy, tired steps
trudge in a sentence
How trudge is used in real sentences:
We trudged home through the deep, wet snow.
With his soaked backpack, Owen trudged along the muddy trail.
“The detour added nearly a mile, and both hikers began to trudge.”
— from the passage Beyond the Ridge
Synonyms for trudge
Other words for trudge — plod, slog and lumber — carry the same meaning.
- plod
- slog
- lumber
Antonyms of trudge
Words that mean the opposite of trudge:
- skip
- scamper
Where it comes from
From English trudge, of uncertain origin
Memory hook
TRUDGE sounds heavy, like boots dragging through sludge.