stagnated

verbdeteriorate by lack of action

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verb deteriorate by lack of action

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Word Origin & History

1660s (implied in stagnation), from Latin stagnatum, stagnatus, past participle of stagnare "to stagnate," from stagnatum "standing water," from PIE root *stag- "to seep drip" (cf. Greek stazein "to ooze, drip;" see stalactite). Related: Stagnated; stagnating.

Example Sentences for stagnated

Granted that its speed was rapid at the first,438 why has it ever stagnated since?

The ebb and flow of my hopes and fears has stagnated into recklessness.

The sadness which had stagnated during the past week began to dissolve.

The drouth in Arizona had stagnated all cattle business temporarily.

Nothing ever stagnated here, at the very hub and centre of things.

Here the crowd had stagnated, and he found difficulty in forcing his way.

It would seem as though his blood flowed thither and stagnated.

I have stagnated since I saw you last—which was in March, I believe—an age ago!

Had it not been so, they might all have stayed home and stagnated.

The strength of this language was in its poetry—just the element which had stagnated in England.

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