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trodden

[trod-n] / ˈtrɒd n /


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"I would save a snail from a path so it wouldn't be trodden on," she says.

From BBC

So much so that his ball sails over the thickest stuff and lands on the grass trodden down by the gallery.

From The Guardian

Tedros, who has been the public face of the global fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, has trodden a fine line while managing to anger both China and the United States at different times.

From Reuters

In a string of jabs, the hapless melon is trodden on as “garbage fruit,” cantaloupe’s “dumb friend.”

From New York Times

Wallace’s words suggested that he thinks a different path could have been trodden.

From Seattle Times