trodden

[ trod-n ]

verb

1. a past participle of tread.

trodden

/ ˈtrɒdən /

verb

1. See tread
   a past participle of tread

Other Words From

• well-trodden adjective

Example Sentences

As has been well-trodden at this point, the lyrics to this classic duet are quite concerning.

From The Daily Beast

Though the idea of parsing meaning from hip-hop is new, the link between music and mental health is well-trodden ground.

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A stone mosque built not long after the city became a well-trodden passageway still stands as a central attraction in the town.

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It was not easy to walk barefoot over rocky soil, many of the hard trodden patches searing in the direct light of the sun.

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Evans has a few choice quips for spotting and avoiding the well-trodden, souvenir-shop-lined tourist routes.

From The Daily Beast

We no longer live in an age when down-trodden laborers meet by candlelight with the ban of the law upon their meeting.

From Project Gutenberg

I will take away the hedge thereof, and it shall be wasted: I will break down the wall thereof, and it shall be trodden down.

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They have possessed thy holy people as nothing: our enemies have trodden down thy sanctuary.

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A man can't know what a woman—a lady—who's been thoroughly 'in it' feels when she's put outside, and kept outside, and—trodden on.

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Dorothy again caught the furtive glance of the woman's evil eyes, and recoiled from it as if she had trodden upon a snake.

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