1. working hard and steadily at something difficult or tedious
Usage: present participle of slog
2. walking or moving with great effort, especially through mud or difficult terrain
Usage: present participle of slog

1. hard, steady work or effort
Usage: informal

Examples

• She’s been slogging through her calculus homework for hours.
• The team is slogging away at the project despite the tight deadline.
• We were slogging through the muddy trail after the rain.
• The hikers kept slogging up the steep mountain path.
• After years of slogging, he finally got his degree.
• The daily slogging at two jobs was exhausting her.
• They’re slogging through the dense jungle to reach the village.