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saggy

[ˈsæɡi]

saggy Definition

tending to sag or droop; lacking firmness or elasticity.

Using saggy: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "saggy" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She refused to wear a saggy swimsuit.

  • Example

    The old mattress was saggy and uncomfortable.

  • Example

    His skin became saggy after losing weight.

  • Example

    The plant's leaves were looking saggy due to lack of water.

saggy Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for saggy

Antonyms for saggy

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Summary: saggy in Brief

The term 'saggy' [ˈsæɡi] describes something that tends to sag or droop, lacking firmness or elasticity. It is often used to describe physical objects such as clothing, mattresses, or skin. Examples include 'She refused to wear a saggy swimsuit' and 'The old mattress was saggy and uncomfortable.' Synonyms include 'droopy,' 'flabby,' and 'loose.' Antonyms include 'firm,' 'tight,' and 'toned.'