1. bent or hung down from weight or pressure
Usage: past tense of sag
2. declined or weakened in strength, value, or performance
Usage: past tense of sag

Examples

• The old roof sagged under the weight of heavy snow.
• Her shoulders sagged with exhaustion after the long day.
• The mattress sagged in the middle from years of use.
• Stock prices sagged during the economic downturn.
• His spirits sagged when he heard the disappointing news.
• The fence sagged between the posts after the storm.
• Sales sagged in the third quarter of the year.