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sag

[sag] / sæg /




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But it is unlikely that this emerging technology will be able to reverse sagging productivity trends soon.

From Barron's

Prices have continued to soften as seller discounts become more common in a market where buyer demand has been sagging for months.

From Seattle Times

When Cobb opened the car door to check on him, the man sagged to the ground.

From Seattle Times

When it comes to travel, consumer confidence is sagging.

From New York Times

That sense of clarity, sometimes bordering on rigidity, helped Biden overcome a childhood stutter and sustained his sagging third presidential campaign through the doldrums of 2019 to an upset nomination a year ago.

From Seattle Times