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Meaning
The word "snag" refers to a problem or obstacle that hinders progress or causes a delay. It can also mean a sharp or jagged projection that might cause injury.
Synonyms
- Obstacle
- Hiccup
- Glitch
- Setback
- Problem
Antonyms
- Solution
- Advantage
- Benefit
- Aid
Etymology
The word "snag" comes from the late Middle English word "snagge," which means a sharp projection or a stump. Its origins trace back to the Old Norse word "snegg," meaning a branch or limb of a tree.
Examples
- We encountered a snag in our project timeline, so we need to reassess our deadlines.
- The report had a few snags, but overall, it was well-received by the board.
- Be careful of that snag in the wood; it could cause a serious injury if you're not cautious.