Pronunciation: /ˈsæɡɪŋ/
verb sagging is the action of hanging or drooping downward
A1 The old man's pants were sagging as he walked down the street.
A2 She noticed her backpack was sagging under the weight of her books.
B1 The shelf was sagging under the weight of the heavy books.
B2 The roof was sagging in the middle, indicating structural damage.
C1 The couch cushions were sagging from years of use.
C2 The bridge was sagging in the middle, causing concern for engineers.
adjective sagging is describing something that is hanging or drooping downward
A1 The old couch had sagging cushions.
A2 She noticed her jeans were sagging at the knees.
B1 The roof of the abandoned house was sagging in the middle.
B2 The sagging skin on her arms made her self-conscious.
C1 The sagging sales figures indicated a need for a new marketing strategy.
C2 The weight of the books caused the sagging shelves to bow in the middle.
formal The weight of the heavy books caused the sagging shelves to bow in the middle.
informal She noticed her sagging pants and quickly pulled them up.
slang His sagging attitude was bringing down the whole team.
figurative The economy showed signs of sagging after the stock market crash.
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