Tromped: meaning, definitions and examples

past tense

The term 'tromped' is the simple past tense of the verb 'tromp', which means to walk heavily or to stomp. It usually conveys a sense of moving with purposeful and loud steps, often in a manner that suggests annoyance or disregard for the surroundings. This action can be associated with feelings of anger, impatience, or determination. For example, you might tromp through the snow, leaving distinct footprints behind, or tromp into a room to make a statement. The use of 'tromped' is more commonly found in informal contexts.

stomped, thudded, tramped

Examples of usage

• He tromped through the muddy field.

• She tromped into the room, clearly upset.

• We tromped along the beach, enjoying the sound of the waves.

• The children tromped around the house, creating a ruckus.