trod

[trod]

verb

1. a simple past tense and past participle of tread.

trod

/ trɒd /

verb

1. the past tense and a past participle of tread

Other Word Forms

• well-trod adjective

Example Sentences

Midfielder McTominay trod the same path last summer by escaping the chaos of United in moving to Naples and the 28-year-old instantly became a cult hero, netting 12 goals to inspire their title success.

From BBC

It has been well trod in novels by writers such as John Updike and Philip Roth and more recently, Michel Houellebecq.

From Los Angeles Times

The earth the dinosaurs once trod is now a massive expanse of solid rock.

From Los Angeles Times

Across Europe, inn-to-inn hiking is popular: the Cotswolds in England, the Dolomites in Italy, the Tour du Mont Blanc across France, Switzerland and Italy are all trod by thousands every year.

From Los Angeles Times

Injuries to Taylor scuppered a planned rematch and the two trod their separate paths, yet the ghost of Taylor continued to follow Catterall around.

From BBC

Related Words

• squash 
• step on 
• trample