Stagnant ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Stagnant ( adjective )

1. Not flowing or moving, especially in a way that is not healthy or natural.
2. Not changing or developing; remaining at a fixed level.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word "stagnare" meaning "to become motionless or stagnant".

Examples:

1. The water in the pond was stagnant and had a bad smell.
2. The economy has been stagnant for years.
3. The company was in a stagnant state with no growth or development.
4. The air in the room was stagnant and stuffy.
5. His career had become stagnant and he felt unfulfilled.

(As a noun)

Stagnant ( noun )

1. Not flowing or moving, especially in a way that is not healthy or natural.
2. Not changing or developing; remaining at a fixed level.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word "stagnare" meaning "to become motionless or stagnant".

Examples:

1. The water in the pond was stagnant and had a bad smell.
2. The economy has been stagnant for years.
3. The company was in a stagnant state with no growth or development.
4. The air in the room was stagnant and stuffy.
5. His career had become stagnant and he felt unfulfilled.