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Discover Ludwig"dragged down" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an object, person, or situation that has been affected negatively or affected in a downward direction, often as a result of outside forces acting upon it. For example: "The country's economy has been dragged down by a rise in unemployment."
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That dragged down the overall results.
I'm dragged down by the circumstances".
Injured or dragged down by Gloucester's form.
The Presidency's been dragged down, the Congress has been dragged down, most of it self-inflicted.
Leicester were dragged down by the mire.
We get dragged down into them.
MetalDad, however, refused to be dragged down.
I don't want to be dragged down".
I feared being dragged down into the details.
Mild weather probably dragged down sales of winter clothing.
Even sound economies may still be dragged down.
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