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trod Definition and Meaning in English (trod definition)

verb
Synonyms:walkedsteppedpaced
Quick Answer • Definition

Trod definition: To have walked or stepped on something, often with a heavy or firm foot.

Definitions of Trod

  1. 1verb

    To have walked or stepped on something, often with a heavy or firm foot.

  2. 2verb

    To have pressed down or crushed something underfoot.

Example Sentences

“He trod carefully through the muddy path.”

“The old man trod on a fallen branch.”

“She trod lightly so as not to wake the baby.”

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infinitivetread
third person singulartreads
past participletrodden
present participletreading
agent nountreader

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Trod definition: To have walked or stepped on something, often with a heavy or firm foot.
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'Trod' translates to 'trod' in English. Trod definition: To have walked or stepped on something, often with a heavy or firm foot.
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