To pull or haul something along, often with difficulty or force.
It implies a movement of something from one place to another, usually against resistance.
Here are some examples of how the word "dragged" is used denotatively:
* "She dragged the heavy suitcase across the airport." (Describing the physical act of pulling a suitcase)
* "The dog dragged its leash behind it." (Describing the dog pulling the leash as it walks)
* "The team dragged themselves to victory after a difficult game." (Describing the effort and difficulty involved in achieving something)
This denotative meaning is objective and literal, unlike the connotative meaning, which can carry emotional or subjective implications.