Definitions

jog

[jog] / dʒɒg /

VERB

activate, push

Synonyms

STRONGEST

bounce shake shove whack

STRONG

agitate arouse dig hit jab jar jerk jiggle joggle jolt jostle jounce nudge press prod prompt punch remind rock stimulate stir suggest

Antonyms

STRONG

calm discourage leave alone lull quiet

WEAK

repress

VERB

run for recreation

Synonyms

STRONGEST

amble dash lope sprint trot

STRONG

canter dogtrot pace

Antonyms

WEAK

repress

Example Sentences

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As Mal and Christopher jogged to keep up with him, a herd of hares, all with shining gold horns, came lolloping up to them.

From Literature

We break into a jog along the perimeter of the fence, toward the church.

From Literature

John Oates, known as Harry, was jogging along a public footpath in Cumbria when he came into contact with a low-hanging live cable.

From BBC

Legend jogs over with a ball in his hand.

From Literature

Since her legs are so long, I have to jog to keep up with her.

From Literature