plodding

a plodding comedy drama.

They’re still plodding along with their investigation.

we were plodding through a textbook.

plodding through a mountain of paperwork.

Stagestruck Charlie Chaplin plodding all the way.

Keep plodding on — you’ll soon be finished!

So plodding means that the pace is not good.

I don't like TV shows that have plodding plots.

Darwin's was the product of years of careful, plodding, methodical thought.

Ah, you plodding little thing! cried Lizzy; you will never get up to me.

Certainly not as sort of plodding as what we think many of the long-necked Sauropods were like.

Started in 1985, a project in Southern France called ITER is slowly plodding along with plans for a working fusion reactor.

Instead he discovered just how plodding parts of the American defence juggernaut can be.

No plodding cultivator of a thankless Muse, Dickens enjoyed not only the fruits of his work but the work itself.

Actual coups, meanwhile, involve the telegenic seizure of the presidential palace with tanks, not expert testimony in plodding congressional hearings.

Many people thought he seemed slow and plodding.