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, still,frozen, irremovable,stuck, nonmotile, rooted, static, immovable,unmovable
movable, moveable, moving, mobile, running,mobile, running, movable, 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.
