13 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Nag' in a Sentence
"To persistently annoy someone through faultfinding, complaints, or demands." more
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She chose not to nag her friend about the missed call, assuming it was for a good reason.
The engine had been nagging with strange noises for weeks before it finally broke down.
She is nagging her partner about leaving dirty laundry on the floor.
The manager was nagging the team to meet the project deadline.
She has nagged her roommate about cleaning up the shared space.
She has been nagging her roommate about keeping the apartment clean.
Some people nag their friends to adopt healthier lifestyle habits.
By the time the project is completed, she will have been nagging the team for updates.
He had nagged her to try the new restaurant in town, and she finally agreed.
He has nagged his colleagues for weeks to complete the project on time.
After hours of practice, the coach will have been nagging the players to give their best in the game.
The cat was nagging for attention by meowing loudly.
She decided to nag the landlord until he fixed the broken door.
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