Usage examples (38)

• Verb (used without object) : to plod under the weight of a burden. ,The play just plodded along in the second act
• If you could get to the top through time alone, with no skill, we called it "plodding", and it was regarded as A Bad Thing.
• For a book that intends to be unbeautiful, "plodding", sometimes it makes all the difference to expect that as you enter the narrative.
• I've been kind of plodding along, been down the last couple of years.