n. When something hangs or bends down in the middle because it's heavy or under pressure.; A drop or decrease in level or amount.; vi. To hang or bend down in the middle, often because it's heavy or under pressure.; To become weaker or to decrease.

sag - Meaning, Definition & Examples

noun

R

When something hangs or bends down in the middle because it's heavy or under pressure.

The bookshelf started to sag under the weight of all those books.

R

A drop or decrease in level or amount.

There was a noticeable sag in attendance numbers at the event.

intransitive verb

R

To hang or bend down in the middle, often because it's heavy or under pressure.

The old fence started to sag after years of rain and sun.

R

To become weaker or to decrease.

The team's enthusiasm seemed to sag after the half-time break.

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When something hangs or bends down in the middle because it's heavy or under pressure.; A drop or decrease in level or amount.

To hang or bend down in the middle, often because it's heavy or under pressure.; To become weaker or to decrease.

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Past sagged

3rd Present sags

Progressive sagging

Plural sags

Perfect sagged

sag

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