5 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Nag' in a Sentence
"To persistently annoy someone through faultfinding, complaints, or demands." more
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The coach was nagging the players to improve their performance on the field.
The players have nagged the coach for extra practice sessions.
After months of training, the coach will have nagged the athletes to perfect their techniques for the championship.
The coach had to nag the team to maintain discipline during the match.
After hours of practice, the coach will have been nagging the players to give their best in the game.
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