languished
Meaning
of Languish
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
Almost from the start, Bucaram's administration languished amidst widespread allegations of corruption.
No question". citation The club endured a poor first half to the season and languished in ninth position after a home defeat by West Ham in December 2001. citation On the night of Christmas Day, Ferguson shelved his retirement plan.
Kilmer and Graves took the same approach to staff salaries, which have languished for more than a decade even as Washington’s cost of living has skyrocketed, making the allure of K Street all the more attractive.
Budget problems plagued the Stone Mountain project and work on the sculpture languished until the state bought the mountain and surrounding land in 1958 for a public park.
An elderly man who languished in jail for a year on gun-related charges has been set free after a video recording obtained by investigators raised a number of red flags about the police account of his arrest.
Banking deals in particular had languished after the financial crisis.