verb
definition
To cease motion, activity, or progress:
Examples of stagnated in a Sentence
But the empire as a whole stagnated and then decayed rapidly.
These factors are all contributing to the stagnated growth of these smaller, mostly privately owned companies.
Therefore, the customer base for new turboprops has stagnated at current levels.
This sector has somewhat stagnated over the past few years.
As the fighting stagnated into trench warfare, the Cyclists were more regularly used as ordinary infantry.
Nobody really took up Chapman 's mantle - and English football stagnated as a result.
But the euro zone economy stagnated anyway in the first quarter of 2003, with Germany registering negative growth of 0.1 %.
House prices stagnated for a couple of years from mid-1989.