dragged

Towed with effort

Dragged is the past tense of drag—to pull something along a surface, typically with effort or resistance: She dragged the heavy suitcase across the floor.

To be dragged into something is to be reluctantly involved: I got dragged into their argument.

In slang, to drag someone is to mock or criticize them harshly, so She got dragged on social media means she faced public ridicule.

pulled

tug

Short forceful pull

  • haulPull or carry laboriously
  • yankQuick, forceful pull
  • towPull something behind

heave · lug · schlep · cart · hoist · wrench · trawl · transport · convey · shift

tedious

prolonged

Made to last longer

monotonous · boring · dull · tiresome · wearisome · plodding · sluggish · lagging · stagnant · protracted

reluctant

unwilling

Opposed to participating

compelled · pressured · obligated · hesitant · averse · disinclined · loath · grudging · begrudging · kicking and screaming

exhausting

grueling

Extremely tiring and demanding

draining · tiring · fatiguing · backbreaking · toilsome · burdensome · onerous · demanding · laborious · weary

slow

crawl

Move slowly, low

  • creepStealthy, slow movement
  • inchTwelfth of a foot
  • plodMove slowly, heavily

trudge · slog · shuffle · lumber · lag · dawdle · linger · meander · amble · mosey

digital

click

Brief sharp noise

  • cursorOn-screen position indicator
  • mouseSmall gnawing mammal
  • dropFall or release

icon · scroll · swipe · select · move · reposition · highlight · file · window · touchscreen

Categories
Opposites
manner of movement

draggedflew

Traveled through air

flew by · glided · sped · raced · floated

direction/elevation

draggedlifted

Raised upward

raised · hoisted · elevated · picked up · levitated

willingness/agency

draggedrushed

Done with excessive speed

hurried · ran · sprinted · dashed · raced

Phrases
Family

dragging, draggable

Familiarity
Top 5,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G