tromped (Meaning)

tromped

to step hard, tramp entry 1 sense 1, stomp, tramp, to give a physical beating to, stamp, tramp sense 1, to defeat decisively

No weak antonyms found.

The hikers tromped through the dense undergrowth, their boots crunching on fallen leaves.
The children tromped through the puddles, splashing mud on their friends.
The soldiers tromped through the trenches, their heavy footsteps echoing in the darkness.
The elephants tromped through the jungle, their massive feet crushing vegetation beneath them.
The tourists tromped through the ruins, eager to explore the ancient city.
The construction workers tromped through the muddy site, carrying heavy equipment.
The horse tromped through the field, its hooves sending up clouds of dust.
The cowboy tromped through the barn, looking for a saddle.
The dog tromped through the snow, its paws leaving deep impressions.
The students tromped through the hallway, chatting and laughing loudly.

to step hard, tramp entry 1 sense 1, stomp, tramp, to give a physical beating to, stamp, tramp sense 1, to defeat decisively

shuffled,stomped, stumbled, clumped, dragged, stumped, scuffed, slogged, scuffled, tramped

glided, whisked,slid, poised, hovered,waltzed, hung, floated, hanged, coasted

The hikers tromped through the dense undergrowth, their boots crunching on fallen leaves.

The children tromped through the puddles, splashing mud on their friends.

The soldiers tromped through the trenches, their heavy footsteps echoing in the darkness.

The elephants tromped through the jungle, their massive feet crushing vegetation beneath them.