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Definition of Ploddingly

Ploddingly
Plodding Plod"ding, a. Progressing in a slow, toilsome manner; characterized by laborious diligence; as, a plodding peddler; a plodding student; a man of plodding habits. --Plod"ding*ly, adv.

Meaning of Ploddingly from wikipedia

- ornaments of a later time. Saintsbury argues that the Wits drew on the ploddingly academic verse-drama of Thomas Sackville, and the crude but lively po****r...
- " The Boston Globe felt that the "segments featuring the Boohbahs are ploddingly slow, maddeningly repetitive, and without much purpose ... the live-action...
- 30% rating based on 10 reviews. TV Guide says- "Dull, contrived, and ploddingly directed by John G. Avildsen, this film is a never-ending series of repetitive...
- piece of film-making, this do****entary is ****bersome, repetitive and ploddingly conventional – all traits that were anathema to its subject, the late...
- about as scary as Barney the purple dinosaur in what is ultimately a ploddingly predictable, gore-lite yawner". Mark Kennedy of the ****ociated Press stated:...
- fathers who fail their sons, a suspect metaphor that here becomes all too ploddingly literal". She praised De Niro's direction: "Among the film's most striking...
- Concerning Quiet's writing form, Warner commented that Quiet is "a long and ploddingly earnest book", and contains "go-go language" and "gratuitous sloganeering...
- British film critic Mark Kermode described the film as "the most boring, ploddingly put together, infantile, cr****, adolescent, stupid, chauvinistic twaddle...
- the film for slowing down towards the end, particularly when it gets "ploddingly sentimental" once it focuses on the decline and death of Eazy-E. Scott...
- 2010. Clarke, Cath (25 March 2010). "Shank: The knives are out in this ploddingly violent retread of the British teen gang thriller, writes Cath Clarke"...