Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
drag-on
verb
/dræɡ ɒn/
Definition
To continue for an unnecessarily long time.
Examples
- The meeting seemed to drag-on with no clear conclusion in sight.
- Her story started to drag-on, making everyone lose interest.
- He didn’t want the project to drag-on any longer than it had to.
Meaning
The term ‘drag-on’ often refers to a situation or event that feels prolonged beyond its necessary duration, often causing frustration.
Synonyms
- prolong
- extend
- linger
- stall
