stagnating (Meaning)

stagnating

to be or become stagnant, to become or remain stagnant

The economy has been stagnating for several years, causing widespread job losses.
Sales have been stagnating for months, leaving the company in financial distress.
The patient's medical condition has been stagnating despite intensive treatment.
The student's exam scores have been stagnating, raising concerns about their academic progress.
The city's population growth has been stagnating, indicating a decline in economic activity.
The river's flow has been stagnating due to insufficient rainfall.
The research project has been stagnating as the team faces challenges in data collection.
The negotiations have been stagnating, leaving the parties deadlocked.
The child's language development has been stagnating, prompting concern for potential speech disorders.
The company's market share has been stagnating, suggesting a loss of competitive advantage.

to be or become stagnant, to become or remain stagnant

lifeless, latent, arrested, asleep, dormant, fallow, unproductive, ineffective, sleepy, inert

going, effective, operative,operating, live, operational, functioning, living, working, alive

The economy has been stagnating for several years, causing widespread job losses.

Sales have been stagnating for months, leaving the company in financial distress.

The patient's medical condition has been stagnating despite intensive treatment.

The student's exam scores have been stagnating, raising concerns about their academic progress.