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Definition:

sag (verb) Definition: To sink, droop, or hang down heavily or loosely; to lose strength, firmness, or shape. Sag can refer to a physical object that loses its shape due to weight or pressure, or to a person's posture or energy levels. It may also describe a decline, decrease, or weakening in quality, value, or performance.

Sag is often used to convey a sense of exhaustion, tiredness, or deflation in both literal and metaphorical contexts. Example: The old bridge began to sag under the weight of the heavy trucks passing over it.