Verb:

ड्रॅगिंग, चालताना थकवा येतो,

trudge's Usage Examples:

Spork"s first official release in the slow trudge toward transitioning from a book press to a press and music label.

Enraged, the monster kills Frankenstein and trudges off into the snowstorm.

, looking like a sunflower, looks at the camera and then trudges off.

haunting flares we turned our backs, And towards our distant rest began to trudge.

The troops trudged laboriously through a heavy downpour—"rain as of the days of Noah", in.

Guardian"s Laura Cumming wrote that the Biennale felt "more like a glum trudge than the usual exhilarating adventure".

Continuing their journey, the Herd trudges through sand storms.

in a bundle over his shoulder, and keeping his intentions to himself, trudged off to Harwich, where he was invited to try his luck at sea, by the captain.

The trudgen is a swimming stroke sometimes known as the racing stroke, or the East Indian stroke.

As early as 1852 pioneer families trudged along bush tracks and muddy roads, (for those days the bush extended from.

"Cellular Chaos, black sheep of Brooklyn’s DIY noise-punk underground, have trudged on through myriad iterations, losing bassists at a furious clip and trading.

As she trudges through the desert, she comes across a dying Vikram, who asks for water.

Hardy, hatted, has trudged down the steps with suitcase in hand and an angry scowl on her face.

Synonyms:

slog, plod, walk, slosh, splosh, splash, pad, footslog, tramp, slop, squish, squelch,

Antonyms:

lower, idle, misbehave, clean, ride,