"Sager" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Sager" Meaning

Sharp; clever; having a quick and clever mind

"Sager" Examples

Usage Examples of "Sager"


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Noun:
1. Heidi Heckelbeck's friend is staying with her family because her parents won't let her have a sager, a German comforter. She's trying to communicate with her parents during her guest's stay, and after an argument, her guest runs out, forgetting all her belongings. Not letting go of the opportunity, Heidi Heckelbeck agrees to let her stay until her parents come home. (Heidi Heckelbeck and the Golden Unicorn, pp. 10)
2. “Go ahead and have a good time, Sager, MASTER Christie sang. You needed a rest, I know. Take Me Home With You (Take Me Home With You, p. 340)
3. Exciting to Sager’s heart was the understanding with Mrs. Tristan, that one of the available evening performances was already reserved in his honor, for the Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major, the so-called Sager’s Concerto, a big vocal appearance in the Octave conducted by Inneuvi but at a later time somebody else. The score, p. 109

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"Sager" Similar Words

Sagathy

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I couldn't find any word in English language "sagathy". It's possible that it's a word from another language, a misspelling, or a non-existent word.

Sage

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Wise and experienced; discerning and perceptive.<br><br>Example: "She's a wise and sage decision maker in the company."<br><br>Synonyms: discerning, perceptive, intelligent, knowledgeable, wise.<br><br>Antonym: inexperienced, naive.

Sagebrush

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Sagely

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Sagene

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Sagene is a neighborhood in the Grünerløkka borough of Oslo, Norway. The name Sagene translates from Norwegian to English as "the signpost" or "the milestone".

Sageness

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Not a word. Suggest "consciousness" as a possible match.

Sagenite

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Sagenitic

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Sages

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Highly knowledgeable or wise individuals.

Sagest

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Most exceptional; best; supreme.

Sagged

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Sagging

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Sagging:<br><br>1. Hanging loosely, usually downward, often because of weight or gravity.<br>Example: "The trampoline was sagging in the middle because it was not properly inflated."<br><br>2. Failing to meet standards or expectations in terms of quality or performance.<br>Example: "The new product has been sagging in sales, and the company is struggling to sell it."<br><br>3. Lacking enthusiasm or energy; feeling physically or mentally weak.<br>Example: "After weeks of lack of sleep, I'm feeling pretty sagging today."

Saggital

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Sagittal refers to a line or plane that runs from front to back, or from side to side in the foot of the skull, dividing the brain into two symmetrical hemispheres. It can also describe a diagonal line or direction, especially in relation to the skull or vertebral column.

Saggy

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Saginate

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Sagination

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