stagnating

Meaning

of Stagnate

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

dragging moribund languish stagnant idling hibernating

Antonyms

dusting freshening

Examples

A textile maker wrote: “Auto sales are stagnating globally, while private consumption within Japan is growing only slowly.” Source: Internet

However, Russian economy began stagnating in late 2013 and in combination with the War in Donbass is in danger of entering stagflation, slow growth and high inflation. Source: Internet

It’s all the more difficult for Putin to project strength abroad with a stagnating economy and signs of some popular disgruntlement at home, as with street protests in the Far East. Source: Internet

Around 1996, when many in the scene felt the genre was stagnating, Vikernes, Varg. Source: Internet

Bethesda runs the risk of straying too far from its roots, while BioWare runs the risk of stagnating with old IPs. Source: Internet

Bankruptcies are rising among clothing chains, like Wet Seal, and retail icons, like Toys “R” Us, which are stuck with a glut of shopping space and squeezed between stagnating sales and large debt obligations. Source: Internet