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snags Meaning
snags
a pulled thread in fabric, an uneven or broken part sticking out from a smooth surface, a jagged tear made by or as if by catching on a snag, a concealed or unexpected difficulty, to catch and usually damage on or as if on a snag, to catch on or as if on a snag, a stump of a tooth, a projecting tooth, a rough sharp or jagged projecting part, to halt or impede as if by catching on a snag, a tree or branch when stuck underwater and not visible from the surface, a concealed or unexpected difficulty or obstacle, to hew, trim, or cut roughly or jaggedly, an irregularity that suggests the result of tearing, one of the secondary branches of an antler, a standing dead tree, to catch or obtain usually by quick action or good fortune, a tree or branch embedded in a lake or stream bed and constituting a hazard to navigation, to clear (something, such as a river) of snags
snags Sentence Examples
- The project hit several snags, delaying its completion by weeks.
- The hiking trail was riddled with snags that made the trek challenging.
- The economy encountered snags in the form of inflation and supply chain disruptions.
- The job interview seemed smooth, but there were some unexpected snags that left me feeling uncertain.
- The relationship hit a snag when both parties realized their values differed significantly.
- The surgeon encountered some snags during the operation, but ultimately resolved them successfully.
- The team experienced several snags throughout the game, but managed to overcome them and secure the victory.
- The data analysis revealed some snags that indicated a potential problem in the system.
- The construction project faced some snags due to inclement weather and unforeseen obstacles.
- The journey through the unfamiliar territory was fraught with snags that tested the travelers' resilience.
FAQs About the word snags
a pulled thread in fabric, an uneven or broken part sticking out from a smooth surface, a jagged tear made by or as if by catching on a snag, a concealed or une
hitches, pitfalls, risks,catches, gotchas, kickers, perils, hazards, booby traps, gimmicks
misses, releases, drops, liberates,discharges, frees, unhands,loosens
The project hit several snags, delaying its completion by weeks.
The hiking trail was riddled with snags that made the trek challenging.
The economy encountered snags in the form of inflation and supply chain disruptions.
The job interview seemed smooth, but there were some unexpected snags that left me feeling uncertain.
