To nag is to insistently ask someone to do something. Often, nagging is used to get someone to do something that they don't want to do.
She nagged him until he finally agreed to do the project.
She nags him about doing his chores every day, even though he already does them.
adjective
continually complaining or faultfinding
Synonyms:
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Don't continue to nag the dog.
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The hooks nag, the choruses are explosive.
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It will stop the automatic updates and the nag screen.
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The negative interrogative is the same preceded by nag.
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They have always nagged me as a writer.
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If you're a bloke it's probably resentment at being nagged.
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You should nag your man into losing weight.
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You should not continue to nag me and my sister.
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Even to the point of being called a gadfly, he kept nagging.
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I nagged my parents daily about why I should get a dog.