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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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As wages stagnated and the cost of living soared, the promise of the free market was starting to look suspicious.
THE FREE MARKET IS DEAD: WHAT WILL REPLACE IT?CHRIS HUGHESAPRIL 26, 2021TIMESo, if your campaigns are stagnating or you’re just looking to increase efficiency, dig into the data to assess who you’re targeting and start experimenting.
MORE GOOGLE ADS CHANGES AND SERP FLUCTUATIONS; THURSDAY’S DAILY BRIEFCAROLYN LYDENFEBRUARY 25, 2021SEARCH ENGINE LANDSince the 1970s, productivity has been rising sharply while wages stagnated, breaking the earlier trend when they rose in unison.
TRILLION DOLLAR QUESTION: WILL WORKERS SHARE IN THE SAVINGS FROM REMOTE WORK?AARON PRESSMANJANUARY 15, 2021FORTUNEVenture capital funding going to women entrepreneurs stagnated over the last year at around 12%.
TERM SHEET READERS PREDICT WHICH MARKETS WILL BOOM IN 2021LUCINDA SHENDECEMBER 18, 2020FORTUNEThey can interact with the company’s culture only in a minimal way, and that will lead to increasing concerns about stagnating or being left behind.
INNOVATION JUST ISN’T HAPPENING OVER ZOOMMATTHEWHEIMERDECEMBER 17, 2020FORTUNEThere is such a thing as slack tide in the affairs of men, when a crisis seems as if it would never come, and all things stagnate.
MAGNUM BONUMCHARLOTTE M. YONGEWithout war the world would stagnate and lose itself in materialism.
THE OUTLINE OF HISTORY: BEING A PLAIN HISTORY OF LIFE AND MANKINDHERBERT GEORGE WELLSAt any rate, if such a reader cannot feel excitement here, he would utterly stagnate in any previous novel.
THE ENGLISH NOVELGEORGE SAINTSBURYThe course of nature seemed to stagnate, and the constellations to pause in their career, as if in mockery of my feelings.
TALES FROM "BLACKWOOD"VARIOUSThey must not be allowed to stagnate, nor to think that because they live in an atmosphere of books they are exempt from reading.
PAPERS AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRTY-FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION HELD AT OTTAWA, CANADA JUNE 26-JULY 2, 1912VARIOUSSYNONYM OF THE DAY
JUNE 16, 2021
WORDS RELATED TO STAGNATE
- asphyxiate
- black out
- bring to screeching halt
- burke
- check
- choke
- choke back
- clam up
- clamp down
- constipate
- cork
- cover up
- crack down
- curb
- dry up
- extinguish
- gag
- hold it down
- hush
- hush up
- kill
- muffle
- muzzle
- put the lid on
- repress
- shut up
- silence
- sit on
- smother
- spike
- squash
- squelch
- stagnate
- stop
- strangle
- stultify
- suffocate
- suppress
- torpedo
- trammel
- asphyxiated
- black out
- brought to screeching halt
- burked
- checked
- choked
- choked back
- clammed up
- clamped down
- constipated
- corked
- covered up
- cracked down
- curbed
- dried up
- extinguished
- gagged
- held it down
- hushed
- hushed up
- killed
- muffled
- muzzled
- put the lid on
- repressed
- sat on
- shut up
- silenced
- smothered
- spiked
- squashed
- squelched
- stagnated
- stopped
- strangled
- stultified
- suffocated
- suppressed
- torpedoed
- trammeled
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.