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Discover Ludwig"shoulders sagged" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It describes the physical action of someone's shoulders dropping or slumping, often as a sign of sadness or disappointment. Example: After hearing the bad news, Jane's shoulders sagged and she let out a heavy sigh.
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England's shoulders sagged.
My shoulders sagged.
Their shoulders sagged in resignation.
His jersey dripped, his shoulders sagged.
Their shoulders sagged, their heads bobbed, they seemed slightly asymmetrical.
His shoulders sagged slightly and he slumped to a chair.
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His shoulders sag several inches.
He drags himself about the city with his shoulders sagging.
"It never ends," Mr. Al-Shathir said, his shoulders sagging.
As the summer wears on, the bruises add up, the legs cramp, shoulders sag.
Its shoulders sag, and one of its breasts seems to have fallen off.
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