Sentences

nag in a sentence

n.

Definition

NAG (verb): To repeatedly annoy or irritate someone by urging them to do something, often in a persistent or petty manner.

Sample Sentences

  1. She tends to nag her brother about his messy room.
  2. It's hard to focus on my work with my parents constantly nagging me to clean up.
  3. I wish he would stop nagging me about my eating habits; I know I need to eat healthier.
  4. The teacher had to nag the students repeatedly to complete their assignments on time.
  5. She felt guilty for nagging her partner about small issues instead of appreciating the bigger picture.
  6. I wish you wouldn't nag me about finishing my project; I’ll get to it in my own time.
  7. After a long day at work, I didn't appreciate my friend trying to nag me about cleaning the house.
  8. It's important to express your concerns without sounding like you're nagging someone all the time.
  9. She felt her parents would nag her incessantly if they knew she was planning to travel alone.
  10. Nagging can often push people away rather than encourage them to change their behavior.

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