Flagging

Pronunciation: /ˈflæɡɪŋ/

Flagging (verb)

  1. To mark something to show it needs attention or action.
  2. To become weaker or less energetic over time.

Examples

  • The teacher flagged the errors for review.
  • Please flag any important emails for follow-up.

Common collocations: flag an issue, flag for review, flagging interest, flagging enthusiasm, flagging energy

Flagging (adjective)

  1. Becoming tired or less strong.

Examples

  • The flagging economy needs a boost.
  • She tried to revive her flagging spirits.

Synonyms of Flagging

Formal

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Flagging

  • when discussing energy or resolve
  • when discussing recovery or renewal