plodded

[plod-id]

plodded Definition

• 1. to walk heavily or slowly with a regular sound
• 2. to work steadily and monotonously

Using plodded: Examples

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

• Example

  He plodded through the snow.

• Example

  She plodded away at her homework.

• Example

  The horse plodded along the road.

plodded Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for plodded

• trudged
• tramped
• stomped
• marched
• slogged

Antonyms for plodded

• skipped
• hopped
• danced

Phrases with plodded

• plod along

  to continue doing something in a determined but slow or unexciting way

  Example

  I'm just plodding along with my work.

• plod through

  to work through something that is difficult or tedious

  Example

  I had to plod through a lot of paperwork before I could leave the office.

• plod one's way

  to move forward slowly and steadily, especially in a difficult situation

  Example

  She plodded her way through the dense forest.

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Summary: plodded in Brief

The verb 'plodded' [plod-id] means to walk heavily or slowly with a regular sound or to work steadily and monotonously. It is often used to describe someone moving through difficult terrain or working through tedious tasks. Synonyms include 'trudged,' 'tramped,' and 'slogged.' Phrases like 'plod along' and 'plod through' denote continuing work in a slow or unexciting way.