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Meaning of snagging
The primary meaning of the word "snagging" refers to the act of catching or hooking something, often unexpectedly or by chance.
Etymology of snagging
The word "snagging" originated in the mid-17th century, derived from the noun "snag", which refers to a sharp or rough edge, especially on a rock or tree
Historically, the word was used to describe the act of catching or hooking something, such as a fish or a branch, on a sharp edge
Over time, the word has evolved to include figurative meanings, such as a problem or difficulty that causes delay or obstruction
Synonyms
Definitions
- The act of catching or hooking something, especially by a sharp or rough edge
- * A problem or difficulty that causes delay or obstruction
- * The act of speaking or expressing something in a sharp or critical manner
Usage Examples
- The fisherman was snagging his line on the rocks, making it difficult to reel in the catch
- * The construction project was delayed due to snagging on some unexpected technical issues
- * The politician was snagging at the opponent's arguments, trying to find weaknesses to exploit
Antonyms
releasing
freeing
unhooking
untangling
unhindering
unobstructing
facilitating
assisting
aiding
helping
smoothing
easing
simplifying
streamlining
expediting
accelerating
hastening