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Definition of trudge
trudged
;trudging
intransitive verb
: to walk or march steadily and usually laboriously trudged through deep snow
transitive verb
: to trudge along or over
trudger
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Examples of trudge in a Sentence
I was trudging through the snow.
She trudged up the hill.
Recent Examples of trudge from the Web
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There was no help from Odubel Herrera, who trudged through another scattershot game.
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OMAHA, Neb. — Kade McClure trudged slowly toward the dugout with his glove hanging loosely off his left hand and his head hanging, as well.
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Some parts of the old courtyard were pitched as steeply as 18 degrees, forcing patrons to trudge their way to theater entrances.
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Players trudge and players grumble and after four days, the least miserable of them all stands on the 18th green and hoists a trophy.
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The Indians have trudged along through the first 40 percent of their regular-season schedule with little pep in their step.
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Sprightly seniors — some sporting canes — trudged along the trail and a small grounds crew mowed the grassy fields in preparation for a bustling afternoon of youth sports.
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Before the biologists trudged up Bear Creek, the greenback cutthroats hung out placidly in pools, occasionally darting into faster currents to snap up flies.
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That’s a long muddy road to get even the most ardent followers to trudge.
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Origin and Etymology of trudge
origin unknown
Examples of trudge in a Sentence
a trudge across the snow
Recent Examples of trudge from the Web
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Amid this trudge into irrelevance, the form has seen one true outlier in Imagine Dragons.
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POINT ROSEE, CanadaIt’s a two-mile trudge through forested, swampy ground to reach Point Rosee, a narrow, windswept peninsula stretching from southern Newfoundland into the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
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First Known Use of trudge
1835
TRUDGE Defined for English Language Learners
trudge
playDefinition of trudge for English Language Learners
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: to walk slowly and heavily because you are tired or working very hard
trudge
Definition of trudge for English Language Learners
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: a long, slow walk that makes you tired
TRUDGE Defined for Kids
trudge
playDefinition of trudge for Students
trudged
;trudging
: to walk or march steadily and usually with much effort She trudged through the snow.
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