Plod

usgb/plɑːd/
verb

To move or walk heavily or slowly.

He plodded down the hallway, dragging his feet.
Visual representation of "plod" - To move or walk heavily or slowly

Often appears as...

  • plod along
  • plod through
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Visual representation of "plod"
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Physical Movement

Used to describe someone moving with effort or heaviness, often due to fatigue or the effort required.

Illustration for Physical Movement
After the long hike, they plodded up the final hill.
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Slow Progress

Emphasizes the lack of speed in an action or process, suggesting gradual advancement.

Illustration for Slow Progress
The project was plodding along, with no end in sight.
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Negative Connotation

Often implies a lack of enthusiasm or energy being put into the movement.

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The students plodded into school on Monday morning.
Visual representation of the word "Plod"

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