bogged (Meaning)

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bogged (imp. & p. p.)

of Bog

No weak antonyms found.

The tractor got bogged down in the muddy field after heavy rainfall, making it impossible to continue plowing.
The hikers found themselves bogged in the marshland, their boots sinking into the soggy ground with each step.
The car became bogged in the sand when the driver attempted to drive off-road without proper traction.
The project team got bogged in endless meetings, delaying progress on important tasks.
After hours of brainstorming, they felt bogged by the complexity of the problem and struggled to find a viable solution.
The athlete felt bogged by injuries throughout the season, hindering performance in competitions.
The computer system became bogged with excessive data, slowing down processing speed and causing frequent crashes.
The company's finances were bogged by debt, leading to liquidity issues and financial instability.
The rescue team got bogged in red tape while trying to navigate bureaucratic hurdles to access the disaster area.
Despite their best efforts, the negotiations became bogged by disagreements between the parties, prolonging the resolution process.

of Bog

tangle, embroil, broil, embrangle,trap, ensnarl, mire,immesh, entrap,ensnare

liberate, release, free, free, liberate,release, emancipate,emancipate,

The tractor got bogged down in the muddy field after heavy rainfall, making it impossible to continue plowing.

The hikers found themselves bogged in the marshland, their boots sinking into the soggy ground with each step.

The car became bogged in the sand when the driver attempted to drive off-road without proper traction.

The project team got bogged in endless meetings, delaying progress on important tasks.