Synonyms for dragging
drag·ging

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1. draggingadjective

   marked by a painfully slow and effortful manner

   "it was a strange dragging approach"; "years of dragging war"

   Antonyms:
   effortless

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1. List of paraphrases for "dragging":

   drag, dredging

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1. Greater Idaho -RRB- McCaw:

   Our whole core principle is that people deserve to have the kind of government that they want and that shares their values, so we don't want to be dragging anybody into something that they don't want.

2. James McGlew:

   The China-U.S. trade war and the Hong Kong protest are combining to cast a negative pall on Asian markets today, hong Kong protests have been dragging on for a while and the view from the financial world is that it's really starting to bite now. The further this drags on it's certainly going to be very negative.

3. Hannah Brady:

   By dragging it out longer, all he is doing is pouring more salt on the wounds of those who have already suffered so much.

4. Dean McDermot:

   Shes a wonderful person, shes providing for her family. But Tori Spelling always, always gets the haters and gets dragged, and this is the other thing -- it used to be cancel culture, now its drag culture and this has to stop, too. You have to stop dragging people.

5. Paul Ryan:

   I'm concerned that they've been dragging their feet over at the Justice Department to giving Congress — they could have spared the country a whole bunch of drama if they would have complied with the document requests months ago when they were made in the first place.