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sagverb to be limp from lack of water or vigorthe plant's leaves were sagging feebly in the intense heat droop, flag, hang, loll, swag, wilt slouch, slumpcave (in), collapse, crumple, drop, fall, sink, subside, yield distend, stiffenrise, straighten, unbend, uncurl to decline gradually from a standard levelsales figures have sagged slightly over the past six months slip drop, fall, slumpflag, sink, slacken, slow (down), weakenabate, contract, decrease, de-escalate, die (down), diminish, dwindle, ebb, lessen, let up, lower, moderate, recede, relent, shrink, subside, taper, taper off, wane rocket, shoot (up), soarballoon, burgeon(also bourgeon), enlarge, escalate, expand, increase, mount, multiply, mushroom, proliferate, snowball, swell, waxcrest, peak, surge to lose bodily strength or vigorafter a whole day of working in the hot sun, he began to sag decay, droop, emaciate, fade, fail, flag, go, lag, languish, sink, waste (away), weaken, wilt, wither break down, wear outyielddegenerate, deteriorate, rot, run down convalesce, rally, rebound, recover, recuperategain the extent to which something hangs or dips below a straight lineif there's too much sag in the rod, the curtains will drag on the floor droop, hang, slack, slackness floppiness, laxity, laxness, limpness, looseness rigidity, rigidness, tautness, tenseness, tension, tightness in the 14th century |