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Definition of stagnating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
developmentnot growing or developing
- The stagnating economy worries the government.
2.
activitybecoming inactive or dull
- The stagnating project needs new ideas.
Origin of stagnating
Latin, stagnare (to stagnate)
Examples of stagnating in a sentence
His career has been stagnating for the past few years. The stagnating economy needs a boost. His career was stagnating due to lack of opportunities.
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- French:stagnant, ...
- German:stagnierend, ...
- Italian:stagnante, inattivo, ...
- Spanish:estancado, inactivo, ...
- Portuguese:estagnado, ...
- Chinese:停滞的, 停滞不前的, ...
- Japanese:停滞している, 退屈な, ...
- Arabic:رَاكِد, خَامِد, ...
- Hebrew:מְדַשְׁדֵּשׁ, ...
- Russian:стагнирующий, застаивающийся, ...
- Ukrainian:застійний, застояний, ...
- Hindi:ठहरा हुआ, ठहरता हुआ, ...
Definition of stagnate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
watercease to flow or move, becoming inactive
- The pond began to stagnate without fresh water.
2.
no progressstop changing or growing, staying the same for a long time
- If the company stagnates, it may lose customers.
Origin of stagnate
Latin, stagnare (to stagnate)
Examples of stagnate in a sentence
The water in the ditch started to stagnate over time. Ideas stagnate when teams avoid tough feedback. Without investment, the market will stagnate quickly.
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- French:stagner, ...
- German:stagnieren, stillstehen, ...
- Italian:ristagnare, rimanere fermo, ...
- Spanish:estancarse, quedarse estancado, ...
- Portuguese:estagnar, ficar parado, ...
- Chinese:停滞, 停滞不前, ...
- Japanese:淀む, 行き詰まる, ...
- Arabic:رَكَدَ, تَوَقَّفَ عَنِ النُّمُوِّ, ...
- Hebrew:לִקְפּוֹא, לִקְפּוֹא עַל הַשְּׁמָרִים, ...
- Russian:застаиваться, простаивать, ...
- Ukrainian:застоюватися, застигати, ...
- Hindi:ठहर जाना, जड़ हो जाना, ...
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