moribund
Example Sentences
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand kept loosening monetary settings at its last meeting in November in an effort to breathe life back into the moribund economy.
For years, the Fed kept short-term interest rates at zero—translating to negative real, or inflation-adjusted, rates—in an effort to jump-start moribund economic growth.
The Bruins offense became essentially moribund at a time when the Huskies got hot leading to a near loss.
From Los Angeles Times
Neighbouring Thailand hosts millions of people who have fled the conflict in Myanmar or left the country to seek work outside its moribund economy.
From Barron's
Voter interest in the race remains relatively moribund, especially after two of California’s most prominent Democrats — former Vice President Kamala Harris and current U.S.
From Los Angeles Times
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