drag down Sentence Examples
- The weight of the anchor was so much that it started to drag down the fishing boat.
- The heavy rainfall dragged down the morale of the people in the town.
- The financial crisis dragged down the economy of the country.
- The poor performance of the team dragged down their chances of winning the championship.
- The constant criticism from his boss dragged down his self-confidence.
- The weight of the backpack dragged down the hiker's shoulders.
- The tedious and repetitive nature of the job dragged down Maria's motivation.
- The scandal dragged down the reputation and credibility of the politician.
- The pain from her injury dragged down her spirits and made it difficult for her to stay positive.
- The negative feedback from the audience dragged down the actor's confidence and made it hard for him to perform well.
drag down Meaning
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drag down (v)
exert a force with a heavy weight
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exert a force with a heavy weight
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The weight of the anchor was so much that it started to drag down the fishing boat.
The heavy rainfall dragged down the morale of the people in the town.
The financial crisis dragged down the economy of the country.
The poor performance of the team dragged down their chances of winning the championship.
