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saggy Definition and Meaning in English (saggy definition)

adjective
Synonyms:loosedroopyflabby
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Saggy definition: Describing something that lacks firmness or resilience and hangs down loosely.

Definitions of Saggy

  1. 1adjective

    Describing something that lacks firmness or resilience and hangs down loosely.

Example Sentences

casual

“The old sofa had saggy cushions.”

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“Her skin started to look saggy with age.”

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past tensesagged
present participlesagging
nounsagginess

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Saggy definition: Describing something that lacks firmness or resilience and hangs down loosely.
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'Saggy' translates to 'saggy' in English. Saggy definition: Describing something that lacks firmness or resilience and hangs down loosely.
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