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trod

verb as in walk; bear down

Strongest matches

squash
step on
trample

Strong matches

ambulate
crush
foot
hike
hoof
march
oppress
pace
plod
quell
repress
stamp
step
stride
subdue
subjugate
suppress
traipse
tramp
troop
trudge

Weak match

stamp on

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Example Sentences

The earth the dinosaurs once trod is now a massive expanse of solid rock.

From Los Angeles Times

Across Europe, inn-to-inn hiking is popular: the Cotswolds in England, the Dolomites in Italy, the Tour du Mont Blanc across France, Switzerland and Italy are all trod by thousands every year.

From Los Angeles Times

Injuries to Taylor scuppered a planned rematch and the two trod their separate paths, yet the ghost of Taylor continued to follow Catterall around.

From BBC

She didn’t look at Trump as she trod past.

From Seattle Times

Some of those hominins may have trod the same ground as Lucy’s species.

From Science Magazine

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