Sag

Pronunciation: /ˈsæɡ/

Sag (verb)

  1. to hang or bend down in the middle because of weight or lack of support
  2. to become weaker or less firm over time

Examples

  • The shelf began to sag under the weight of the books.
  • The old mattress sags in the middle.

Common collocations: sag under pressure, sag in the middle, sag over time, sag in performance, sag in enthusiasm

Sag (noun)

  1. a part that hangs or bends down in the middle

Examples

  • There was a noticeable sag in the middle of the bridge.
  • The sag in the line indicated a problem with the cable.

Synonyms of Sag

Neutral

Antonyms of Sag

  • — when describing movement or position
  • — when describing physical elevation