CRAWLED Meaning and
Definition
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Crawled is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "crawl." To crawl refers to the action of moving on hands and knees or with one's body close to the ground. This slow and a low-to-the-ground movement is typically associated with animals or young children.
In this context, "crawled" means to have moved in a crawling motion. It suggests that the subject has traveled or advanced with a deliberate, methodical, and often cautious manner. Crawling can also imply a struggle or difficulty in movement due to physical limitations or barriers.
As a figurative term, "crawled" can represent slow progress or advancement in a particular area, such as career or personal growth. It signifies the act of persevering through challenges or obstacles to make gradual progress. For example, one might say, "He crawled his way up the corporate ladder," indicating that the person worked steadily and diligently to achieve career success.
Overall, whether used literally or figuratively, "crawled" describes the act of moving slowly and purposefully on hands and knees or with a body close to the ground. It conveys both physical movement and a sense of cautiousness, perseverance, or slow progress.
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Etymology of CRAWLED
The word "crawled" is derived from the Middle English word "crawlen", which can be traced back to the Old English word "crawlian". In turn, "crawlian" originated from the Proto-Germanic word "krāwlōną", which means "to creep" or "to crawl". The morphology of the word remained relatively consistent throughout its evolution, with only minor alterations in pronunciation and spelling over time.
Similar spelling words for CRAWLED
- scrawled,
- crawl,
- crackled,
- Growled,
- Crawled,
- trawled,
- corralled,
- Caroled,
- Drawled,
- called,
- Cradled,
- cradle.
Conjugate verb Crawled
CONDITIONAL
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FUTURE
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FUTURE PERFECT
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PAST
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PRESENT
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PRESENT PERFECT
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