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moribund

adjective as in dying

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NBC joins the effort to inject life into what has become a moribund endeavor.

He threw himself into rebuilding a moribund organisation, launching a membership drive and preparing the party for the next election.

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At the same time there was no concrete plan to turn round the country's moribund economy.

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Perhaps the most obvious impact has been the sudden revival of Canada’s previously moribund Liberal Party.

At the same time, its moribund economic prospects mean that it can’t ignore any opportunity to earn hard currency.

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