"Sagged" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Sagged" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Sagged" Meaning
Past tense of "sag".
1. To lower or bend downward, especially because of its own weight, like a branch or a person.
Example: The old bag sagged under the weight of her groceries.
2. To feel or look sad or depressed.
Example: She looked tired and sagged after a long, sad week.
"Sagged" Examples
Examples of "sagged"
Her shoulders began to sagged from the weight of her heavy backpack.
The cornfield sagged under the heavy rain.
The old roof sagged in the middle due to years of heavy snowfall.
After a long walk, his legs began to sagged from fatigue.
The battering the city took in the storm caused the neighbors' gazebo to sagged under the pressure.
"Sagged" Similar Words
Sagely
Sagene
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".
Sagenite
Sagenite is a rare mineral, a pointer of bismuth sulfide (also known as bismuthinite), Bi2S3. It forms in hydrothermal veins, particularly in veins in metamorphic rocks.
Sagenitic
Sagging
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
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
Saginate
Sagination
Saginaw
Saginaw is a city located in the state of Michigan in the United States. The name "Saginaw" is derived from the Anishinaabe language, in which "shaginnawash" means "place of the boundaries" or "place to cross".
Sagitta
Sagittal
Sagittal refers to something that is situated in the middle, especially in relation to the skull. In anatomy, the term often refers to the saggital plane or saggital suture, an imaginary line that divides the cranium into two halves. It can also describe something or someone as being situated on or near the middle line of the body or the skull, such as the sagittal crest, a prominence on the skull where the temporal muscle attaches.<br><br>In music, sagittal notation is a system used to read sheet music, primarily used for drumming and other music that involves complex rhythms.<br><br>In other contexts, the term sagittal can also refer to something as situated at a mid-point or the direction of getting to the middle or center from either side.<br><br>The word sagittal comes from the Latin word "saggitta," meaning arrow, likely due to the idea that an image or line drawn on a skull or other long and thin object looks like an arrow, situated on or next to the central line.