flagging Synonyms
Strongest:
- powerful
- strong
- robust
- athletic
- tough
- muscular
- athletic
- fit
- hard
- muscular
- rugged
- hard
- rugged
- fit
- stalwart
- stout
- virile
- stout
- powerful
- robust
- tough
- strong
- mighty
- virile
- stalwart
- mighty
Strong:
- healthy
- strengthened
- competent
- healthy
- capable
- lusty
- fortified
- strengthened
- fortified
- vigorous
- hardy
- energized
- hardened
- brawny
- husky
- energetic
- capable
- energized
- competent
- brawny
- lusty
- able-bodied
- sound
- sturdy
- strapping
- beefy
- hardy
- sinewy
- sturdy
- vigorous
- beefy
- husky
- sound
- recovering
- able-bodied
- strapping
- hardened
- energetic
- recovering
- sinewy
Weak:
flagging Meaning
flagging (n)
flagstones collectively
a walk of flagstones
flagging (s)
weak from exhaustion
flagging (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Flag
flagging (n.)
A pavement or sidewalk of flagstones; flagstones, collectively.
flagging (a.)
Growing languid, weak, or spiritless; weakening; delaying.
flagging Sentence Examples
- The flagging economy has led to widespread unemployment and poverty.
- The politician's popularity is flagging as a result of his recent scandals.
- The team's performance has been flagging in recent weeks.
- The flagging morale of the troops was a major factor in the army's defeat.
- The old man's health is flagging, and he is not expected to live much longer.
- The flagging interest in classical music is a sign of the changing times.
- The flagging sales of the company's products have led to layoffs and financial losses.
- The flagging enthusiasm of the volunteers led to the cancellation of the event.
- The flagging hopes of the refugees were dashed when their asylum applications were rejected.
- The flagging spirits of the climbers were revived when they finally reached the summit.
FAQs About the word flagging
flagstones collectively, a walk of flagstones, weak from exhaustionof Flag, A pavement or sidewalk of flagstones; flagstones, collectively., Growing languid, we
drooping, wilting,sagging, hanging, suspended, lolling,dangling, pendant, pendent, pendulous
powerful,strong, robust, athletic, tough, muscular, athletic, fit, hard, muscular
The flagging economy has led to widespread unemployment and poverty.
The politician's popularity is flagging as a result of his recent scandals.
The team's performance has been flagging in recent weeks.
The flagging morale of the troops was a major factor in the army's defeat.
