Similar words: stagnant, designated, nation-state, magna carta, magnanimous, magnanimity, stag, stage. Meaning: ['stægneɪt] 
v. 1. stand still 2. cause to stagnate 3. cease to flow; stand without moving 4. be idle; exist in a changeless situation.
v. 1. stand still 2. cause to stagnate 3. cease to flow; stand without moving 4. be idle; exist in a changeless situation. 
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1. Growth is expected to stagnate next year.
2. Businesses must adapt to change or stagnate.
3. Later,the market began to stagnate.
4. Everyone needs new challenges. Otherwise you just stagnate.
5. If we do not evolve we stagnate and rot.
6. It stifles innovation and allows policy-making to stagnate.
7. This energy is called ch'i and can stagnate, become blocked or weakened, or have its flow reversed.
8. Her freestyle times also began to stagnate, and those early morning workouts were becoming more a job than a joy.
9. Where the masses are not roused, work will stagnate.
10. There are marshes that stagnate the waters.
11. Why do some firms grow while others stagnate?
12. Taiwan's economy is likely to stagnate for a long time to come.
13. Untended pools, ponds, and Jacuzzis stagnate—and become breeding grounds for mosquitoes that could carry diseases such as West Nile Virus.
14. Accurately and reliably in when move and stagnate, high efficiency and economic investment.
15. He didn't want to stagnate in his dull office job until he retired.
16. If you allow your mind to stagnate, this particular talent will atrophy.
17. There exists two contrary cultures in N: the stagnate culture and the progressive culture.
18. By these criteria, some high-tech weapons are cost-effective to develop, even if enemy weapons stagnate.
19. Prices have continued to rise in the North, but to stagnate and fall in the South.
20. Without this pressing at the edge of the performance envelope, both technology and productivity would stagnate.
21. It is deplorable that the old Aldens supermarket site remains underused and the Whitehouse football ground plans stagnate.
22. Career development is faced with many predicaments, such as stagnate, discontinue and tiredness of career.
23. Stailman fretted that if computer scientists could no longer learn from one another's code, the art of programming would stagnate.
24. Compact Genetic Algorithm ( CGA ) a small amount of memory, but it is apt to premature stagnate.
25. I reiterate that we sincerely hope Sino - U.S. relations will not stagnate , but will continue to develop.
26. With the falling of Shanghai and other large cities, literature and art activities stagnate.
27. When I'm in a state of stagnancy, I'll get a sense of what's making me stagnate.sentencedict .com
28. As the debate continues, Mr Donkin needs to grapple with the fact that, particularly in America, ordinary people have seen their incomes stagnate since the 1970s.
29. Should the Democratic Party fail to deliver, personal consumption, which accounts for about 60 percent of gross domestic product, could stagnate.
30. The unpardonable sin of nature is to stand still, to stagnate.
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