verb
- droops, hangs down, or sinks from weight or pressure
- weakens or declines in strength, spirit, or value
Usage: third person singular present
Usage: third person singular present
noun
- instances of drooping or sinking downward
Usage: plural
Examples
- The old roof sags under the weight of snow.
- Her energy always sags in the afternoon.
- The rope sags between the two posts.
- The economy sags during difficult times.
- The mattress sags in the middle where he sleeps.
- There are several sags in the fence line.
- The bridge shows dangerous sags in its structure.