Sag off

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verb

To stop putting in effort or to slack off.

He started to sag off towards the end of the project.
Visual representation of "sag off" - To stop putting in effort or to slack off

Often appears as...

  • started to sag off
  • continue to sag off

Usage tips

Informal

Colloquial

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Visual representation of "sag off"
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Reducing Effort

Used to describe gradually doing less work or effort.

Illustration for Reducing Effort
I noticed you're starting to sag off on your revisions.
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Negative Implication

Has a negative connotation, suggesting laziness or lack of commitment.

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Don't sag off now; we're nearly finished with the project!
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Colloquial Warning

Avoid in formal writing or speeches; it's conversational and informal.

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She would never sag off in the office, but at home, it's a different story.
Visual representation of the word "Sag off"

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