stagnant Antonyms
Meaning of stagnant
stagnant (s)
not circulating or flowing
not growing or changing; without force or vitality
stagnant Sentence Examples
- The pond had become stagnant, filled with algae and emitting a foul odor.
- The economy has been stagnant for years, leading to widespread unemployment.
- The relationship had reached a stagnant point, lacking any spark or excitement.
- The research project had hit a stagnant phase, with no new breakthroughs in sight.
- The stagnant water created a breeding ground for mosquitoes, posing a health hazard.
- The stagnant river flowed sluggishly, carrying debris and polluting its surroundings.
- The stagnant air in the room felt heavy and oppressive, making it difficult to breathe.
- The stagnant ideas of the board meeting had drained everyone's enthusiasm.
- The stagnant traffic created a long line of vehicles, causing frustration and delays.
- The stagnant mindset of the community hindered its progress and prevented it from adapting to changing circumstances.
FAQs About the word stagnant
not circulating or flowing, not growing or changing; without force or vitality
motionless,frozen, still, rooted, nonmotile, static, immovable,stuck, irremovable, immotile
mobile, nonstationary, moveable, movable, moving,mobile, running, running, nonstationary, moveable
The pond had become stagnant, filled with algae and emitting a foul odor.
The economy has been stagnant for years, leading to widespread unemployment.
The relationship had reached a stagnant point, lacking any spark or excitement.
The research project had hit a stagnant phase, with no new breakthroughs in sight.
