wade
Pronunciation: [weɪd]
Word
Context: "movement"
(verb) to walk through water that is not very deep. It’s like stepping into a shallow part of a pool or a river and moving slowly through it.
Example
The kids waded in the river, splashing each other with water.
Example
She didn't wade into the water because it was too cold for her.
Example
Did you wade across the stream to get to the other side?
Context: "struggle"
(verb) to move through something difficult, like a tough situation or a lot of work. It’s when you are trying to get through something that makes it hard to keep going.
Example
He waded through the pile of homework and finished it all before dinner.
Example
She didn't wade through the problems; instead, she chose to ignore them.
Example
How did you manage to wade through all your responsibilities this week?
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