noun
- Plural of flagging: flat stones or slabs used to pave a surface, such as a path or courtyard.
- Plural of flagging: the act of becoming tired, weak, or less energetic; a decline in strength or enthusiasm.
Usage: Often used in construction and landscaping contexts.
Usage: Gerund or present participle form used as a noun.
Examples
- The garden path was laid with beautiful stone flaggings.
- We replaced the old flaggings in the patio with new slate.
- After hours of work, the team's energy was showing signs of flaggings.
- The flaggings of the economy concerned investors.
- The contractor ordered several tons of flaggings for the project.
- Despite the flaggings in motivation, the group pressed on.