slog

[slɒɡ]

slog Definition

• 1. work hard over a period of time
• 2. walk or move with difficulty or effort

Using slog: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "slog" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I've been slogging away at this project for weeks.

• Example

  We slogged through the mud for hours to reach the campsite.

• Example

  She slogged through her homework until midnight.

• Example

  The team slogged through a tough season but managed to make it to the playoffs.

slog Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for slog

• plod
• trudge
• labor
• toil
• grind

Antonyms for slog

• coast
• glide
• slide

Phrases with slog

• slog it out

  to continue working hard despite difficulties or obstacles

  Example

  We just need to keep slogging it out until the project is finished.

• slog away

  to work hard and persistently at something

  Example

  He's been slogging away at his novel for years.

• slog through

  to work one's way through something difficult or tedious

  Example

  I had to slog through a lot of paperwork before I could start my new job.

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Summary: slog in Brief

'Slog' [slɒɡ] is a verb that means to work hard over a period of time or to walk or move with difficulty or effort. It is often used in phrases like 'slog it out,' meaning to continue working hard despite difficulties, and 'slog away,' meaning to work hard and persistently at something.