dradge in a sentence

Definition

Dradge (verb): To search through or disturb a submerged or covered area, often to uncover or retrieve items.

The local fishermen often dradge the riverbed to uncover hidden treasures lost over the years.
After the storm, we had to dradge through the debris to find the path back home.
To maintain the health of the lake, volunteers gather each spring to dradge the accumulated sediment.
In the game, players must dradge through various challenges to unlock new levels and abilities.
She decided to dradge through her emotions before making a decision about the job offer.