Vocabulary Entry

sag

|verb • noun • verb

verb

To bend or hang down loosely due to weight or pressure.

Example Sentences

"The tree branch began to sag under the weight of the snow."

"After a long day, her shoulders started to sag."

"The old mattress can sag in the middle, making it uncomfortable to sleep on."

noun

Example Sentences

"There was a noticeable sag in the roof after the heavy rain."

"The sag in the fence made the yard look unkempt."

"He pointed out the sag in her posture as a sign of fatigue."

verb

Example Sentences

"Sales tend to sag during the winter months."

"Her enthusiasm started to sag as the project dragged on."

"The team's performance began to sag after several losses."