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sagged

[sæɡd]

sagged Definition

  • 1to sink or bend downwards by weight or pressure
  • 2to decline or decrease in strength, value, or vigor

Using sagged: Examples

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

  • Example

    The old mattress sagged in the middle.

  • Example

    Her shoulders sagged with exhaustion.

  • Example

    The sales figures sagged after the holiday season.

  • Example

    His spirits sagged when he heard the bad news.

sagged Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for sagged

Idioms Using sagged

  • sag under the weight of something

    to become bent or weakened due to the pressure or burden of something

    Example

    The bridge sagged under the weight of the heavy trucks.

  • sag in the middle

    to bend or sink downwards in the center

    Example

    The old sofa sagged in the middle, making it uncomfortable to sit on.

  • sag in morale

    to experience a decline in confidence or enthusiasm

    Example

    The team's morale sagged after losing the championship game.

Phrases with sagged

  • sagging economy

    an economy that is declining or weakening

    Example

    The country's sagging economy has led to high unemployment rates.

  • sagging pants

    pants that are worn low on the hips and appear to be falling down

    Example

    The trend of wearing sagging pants originated in the hip-hop culture.

  • sagging skin

    loose or drooping skin, typically caused by aging or weight loss

    Example

    She underwent a cosmetic surgery to remove the sagging skin around her eyes.

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Summary: sagged in Brief

'Sagged' [sæɡd] means to sink or bend downwards due to weight or pressure, or to decline or weaken in strength, value, or vigor. It can refer to physical objects like mattresses or pants, as well as abstract concepts like morale or the economy. Examples include 'The old mattress sagged in the middle' and 'The sales figures sagged after the holiday season.'