slogs (Meaning)
slogs
to plod heavily, a hard dogged march or journey, to work hard and steadily, to work in a steady determined manner, a prolonged arduous task or effort, to plod (one's way) perseveringly especially against difficulty, to hit hard, hard persistent work
Synonyms & Antonyms of slogs
Synonyms:
- peppers
- mauls
- pommels
- slashes
- pelts
- fells
- creams
- thrashes
- prods
- butts
- batters
- beans
- beats
- brains
- conks
- bowls (down or over)
- lashes
- knees
- decks
- flogs
- spears
- lambasts
- clubs
- levels
- mangles
- bunts
- cuffs
- drubs
- jostles
- buffets
- laces
- roughs
- flails
- lambastes
- saps
- knocks down
- dumps
- scuffs
- stamps
- switches
- cudgels
- hangs one on
- sledges
- whips
- bungs
- floors
Antonyms:
slogs Sentence Examples
- The hikers slogged through the dense undergrowth, their progress slow and arduous.
- The team slogged tirelessly on the project, working long hours to meet the deadline.
- The student slogged through the textbook, determined to master the difficult material.
- The athlete slogged through the training, enduring pain and discomfort to improve their performance.
- The worker slogged away at the menial task, hoping to finish before the day's end.
- The ship slogged through the stormy seas, its journey fraught with peril.
- The writer slogged through the first draft of the novel, wrestling with words and ideas.
- The researcher slogged through mounds of data, searching for hidden patterns and insights.
- The explorer slogged through the uncharted territory, pushing their limits and facing unknown challenges.
- The activist slogged through the streets, protesting and raising awareness for a just cause.
FAQs About the word slogs
to plod heavily, a hard dogged march or journey, to work hard and steadily, to work in a steady determined manner, a prolonged arduous task or effort, to plod (
pounds, smacks, swipes, knocks, whacks, punches, hits, slams, bangs, clips
idles, shirks, dallies, lets up, lazes,breaks, chills, rests, loafs, slackens
The hikers slogged through the dense undergrowth, their progress slow and arduous.
The team slogged tirelessly on the project, working long hours to meet the deadline.
The student slogged through the textbook, determined to master the difficult material.
The athlete slogged through the training, enduring pain and discomfort to improve their performance.
