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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
trudge .
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Examples
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DETROIT As they trudged from the field and toward their locker room, through a wide basement corridor at Ford Field, already forgotten by most of the fans, the Seattle Seahawks suddenly received a rousing ovation from a hundred or so supporters.
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Apparently "he trudged from the field to rapturous applause".
Archive 2005-09-18 Laban 2005
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Apparently "he trudged from the field to rapturous applause".
After Years Of Waiting .... Laban 2005
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N the homeward journey Tony again trudged behind while the officers held their post at Constance's side.
Jerry Junior 1907
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I admit I kind of trudged through the first part of the book because of the language, but when there was more Elizabeth-Darcy interaction, I was thrilled.
Refine Me 2009
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When I'd clambered out, I trudged off into the dark suburban wilderness of Shanghai in the rain, feeling slightly sorry for myself and unsure whether I should laugh out loud or cry at the sense of vulnerability and extrication that I suddenly felt.
A rainy day in Shanghai Neil McCarthy 2012
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They trudged on in uneasy silence till surprised by an open door.
Too Much Gold 2010
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They trudged on in uneasy silence till surprised by an open door.
TOO MUCH GOLD 2010
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My wife, who had trudged two miles through the streets, arrived at the office, and we hugged in a white, dusty embrace.
Never Forget 9/11? If Only It Were That Easy David Weidner 2011
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As the Giants went on to trounce the Padres 6-2, Mr. Zimei trudged back to his dressing room, yanking off a fake head to reveal a real head drenched in sweat.
The Cal Ripken of Mascots Plays On For the Giants, No Matter What Jim Carlton 2011
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