Synonyms for
Sag
Definition
To sink or bend downwards in the middle
Synonyms & similar words
Synonyms by register
Antonyms
Common collocations
- sagging stomach
- sagging breasts
- sagging economy
- sagging roof
- sagging shelves
- sagging posture
- sagging spirits
- sagging muscles
Word family
Usage note
Primarily used to describe something losing its firmness or shape, often due to weight or age. Can also refer to a decline in performance or spirits.
Example sentences
- The pants were too big and started to sag on the person.
- The boat was so heavy that it made the rope sag.
- The tree branch was sagging because it had too much weight on it.
- The roof started to sag in the middle.
- The old bridge was sagging and needed to be fixed.
Quotes
The sag of the roof was a clear indication that it needed to be fixed.
The sag in his pants made it look like he had lost weight.
The hammock started to sag under the weight of the two people lying in it.