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View definitions for stagnant

stagnant

adjective as in motionless, dirty

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Reform will argue that Labour, Plaid Cymru and the Conservatives offer “the same old stagnant promises and policies”.

From BBC

Their wages will also be stagnant or effectively decrease because of inflation and other shocks to the economy.

From Salon

He added that while universities were under financial pressure and tuition fees had been stagnant, it was not the right time to hike them and risk putting students off joining.

From BBC

We need legislation to require that every school — or at least all schools with low and stagnant grades — bring the science of reading to its classrooms.

Judging from the torrent of polling divinations, spirited debate and reportage dedicated to the potential ballot choices of our sons, brothers, husbands and uncles, women’s voting trends must be stagnant or just simpler, right?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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