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Meaning of throdden
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throdden (v. i.)
To grow; to thrive.
throdden Sentence Examples
- The grass along the path had been throdden down by countless feet.
- The ancient temple's floor bore the marks of centuries-old throdden footprints.
- The weary traveler throdden through the muddy road, his boots heavy with grime.
- The once-pristine snow was now throdden and rutted by passing vehicles.
- The farmer's boots had throdden the earth, preparing it for planting.
- The throdden paths through the forest led to hidden wonders.
- The cattle had throdden the pasture, leaving behind a network of hoofprints.
- The soldiers' throdden boots left an imprint on the battleground.
- The hikers' throdden boots echoed in the silence of the mountains.
- The throdden earth beneath her feet spoke of the countless journeys that had been made before her.
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To grow; to thrive.
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The grass along the path had been throdden down by countless feet.
The ancient temple's floor bore the marks of centuries-old throdden footprints.
The weary traveler throdden through the muddy road, his boots heavy with grime.
The once-pristine snow was now throdden and rutted by passing vehicles.
