sag
//sæɡ//
Verb
sagInfinitive
sagPresent tense
saggedPast tense
saggedPast participle
saggingPresent participle
sagsThird-person singular
1
To sink, bend, or droop downward from weight or pressure, especially in the middle.
The old mattress began to sag in the middle.
2
To lose firmness, strength, or vigor; to weaken or decline.
His enthusiasm began to sag after months of hard work.
3
To decrease in value, amount, or intensity.
Sales have sagged significantly this quarter.
Antonym
Noun
1
A downward curve or bend caused by weight or pressure.
There was a noticeable sag in the middle of the old mattress.
2
A decline or decrease in something, such as prices or spirits.
There was a sag in stock prices after the announcement.