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stagnate English

Meaning stagnate meaning

What does stagnate mean?

stagnate

— verb cease to flow; stand without moving Stagnating waters blood stagnates in the capillaries — verb cause to stagnate There are marshes that stagnate the waters — verb stand still Industry will stagnate if we do not stimulate our economy — verb (= idle, slug) be idle; exist in a changeless situation The old man sat and stagnated on his porch He slugged in bed all morning

Synonyms stagnate synonyms

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stagnate English » English

come to a standstill stop stay stall slug slow down pull up laze idle halt draw up check be stagnant be idle vegetate turn out turn off tumble thwart switch off stumble stop over stop moving still stiffen stanch stammer stagger solidify settle set rot retard retainer retain remain rein in rein rancid putrefy pull over pull pause mould leave over intercept inactive hold up hesitate head off

Conjugation stagnate conjugation

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stagnate · verb

Examples stagnate examples

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As long as Ivan lives, Kurbsky will only stagnate.
Can we not admit that certain skilled men, gifted with intelligence, talent or even genius, and thus indispensable to society, rather than stagnate, should be free to disobey laws in certain cases?
Oh, Frank, without you. my intellectual life would absolutely stagnate.
Even Napoleon, before fighting against whole Europe didn't he stagnate in the kitchen?
In the province as we stagnate a case like this gives a man a chance.
You can stay and stagnate in the past or leave and live for the future, the choice is yours.
After all. Would you rather they get an early acceptance to the Ivy League, or stagnate at some third-rate college?
He got arrested for some bullshit and he's trying to stagnate my process.
But, sometimes, when. the partners take time married, they stagnate in the routine.
Whether it just-- apple's just gonna stagnate, you know?
Art should not be allowed to stagnate.
I don't want to stagnate in some Notting Hill mansion watching him screw secretaries, and then one day when it suits him, leave me and marry one of them.
The loss, a lesson not to let stagnate a country that should lead.
If you allow the flow of communication to stagnate, Our reef dies.
Can we not admit that certain skilled men, gifted with intelligence, talent or even genius, and so indispensable to society, rather than stagnate should be free to disobey laws in certain cases?
That breakwater alone could cause the tidal flow to stagnate, pollutants to accumulate.
But, sometimes, when. the partners take time married, they stagnate in the routine. - Do you know what is the routine?
They stagnate, They remain stuck in their small convictions.
If a generation does not protest, the world will stagnate!
Oh, I figure just because I'm trapped in this house doesn't mean my mind has to stagnate.
Will the life of our gentry forever stagnate from corruption and idleness?
The work continued to stagnate.
If I let a stranger into my house I feel as if they stagnate the air.
You let the water stagnate.

News and current affairs

Societies that fail to attract foreign brains stagnate.
The first, the US Census Bureau's annual income and poverty report, shows that, despite the economy's supposed recovery from the Great Recession, ordinary Americans' incomes continue to stagnate.
But why would others seek to emulate an economic model by which a large proportion - even a majority - of the population has seen their income stagnate while incomes at the top have soared?
Why, worldwide, did median standards of living stagnate for so long?
Without access to sovereign lending from the World Bank or the IMF, Kosovo's economy will continue to stagnate.
What the EU does now to bridge this fault line will determine whether these countries westernize or stagnate.
They continue to stagnate or decline economically.
Those who have kept their jobs have seen their wages stagnate or decline.
The result is that Greece is continuing to stagnate, whereas the UK has been growing strongly.
Nominal wages may increase, while real wages stagnate, owing to higher inflation.
But it is union weakness that has caused wages to stagnate and forced America to rely on debt and asset price inflation as the engines of growth.
A national economy that is excluded by sanctions is likely to stagnate or even collapse.
While the US economy begins to stagnate, across the Atlantic the business cycle seems to have turned upward at last.
Education would continue to stagnate, and Arab societies, which are divided across sectarian, tribal, and regional lines, would experience rising levels of retribution and violence.
And while stock markets are recovering in much of the developed world, Japanese stocks continue to stagnate.
Standards of living fall, incomes stagnate, hopes are dampened.
Otherwise, its oil output will stagnate or even fall, hitting the ruble and living standards hard.

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