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Nagged meaning
simple past and past participle of nag
Example sentences (10)
But, eventually the mother gave in after the little girl nagged her a bit more.
It's always more fun to be nagged by a device than by a parent, though kids will be too psyched by the rewards to need reminding.
Following the deaths of their parents, the picture ended up in the possession of Pam who nagged her other two sisters, who now live in Devon, to recreate the photo for posterity.
Nuggets coach Michael Malone says Jokic is one of the toughest players he’s coached — which is why he was back out on the floor Friday night even as the injury nagged at him.
She nagged her mother, T’Jae Ellis, into providing more.
JERRY SEINFELD: 23 HOURS TO KILL If anyone can draw laughs from the mundane — particularly the trivial problems that nagged at us before the coronavirus crisis struck — it’s Jerry Seinfeld.
Thankfully, there was no annoying anti-virus / anti-malware pop-ups to deal with, though users will be nagged to register the system (on more than one occasion) through the MyASUS program.
Questions nagged at me for years.
The Celtics center felt the surge too after playing for the first time in five days, and in only his third game in 10. Horford has been nagged by pain in his left knee early this season, and has had to have his playing time managed earlier than usual.
Then there are the under-achievers who are lazy and the average student who is nagged by parents,” says Dr Chand Trehan, approved CBSE counsellor, who sits on the national CBSE helpline.