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drag
noun as in something tedious or boring
Weak match
noun as in a puff while smoking
Strong matches
verb as in haul something to a new place
verb as in move very slowly
Example Sentences
This is because more people would be dragged into a higher tax band, or have to pay tax on their income for the first time, if they get a pay rise.
But they were in the position where you drag someone out and someone runs, then the wide players were connected with it as well.
That purchase has paid off big time for Meta, which has also navigated the transition to new content forms, like Reels, that were initially a drag on revenue.
The thought of Andy Robertson and John McGinn dragging their bags of Scotland misfortune up to the football gods in exchange for a World Cup appearance is quite the image.
I recognize this place … Autumn’s parents dragged us through many tours over the years.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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