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Meanings of stagnancy in English

Catalan
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A state of inactivity (in business or art etc)

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Usage of stagnancy in English
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These inhibitory effects may partially contribute to anti-blood stagnancy activity of rhubarb.
Pubmed
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Over the last year, I have learned that complacency implies stagnancy.
The Guardian
3
Otherwise you would be sticking either at a stagnancy or at something impossible.
The Agony of the Church (1917)
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Still he sat in feeble sunshine trying to move beyond stagnancy.
Gladiator
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Most make Limerick's chances brackish, a silvered stagnancy after under-21 titles.
The Irish Times
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From stagnancy and eventual death to adventure on our own terms, that's what!
Quest for the well of souls
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Both would be unwise: nature tolerates no stagnancy and punishes experiments with the impossible.
The Agony of the Church (1917)
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For Mba, this disorder brought about a feeling of stagnancy.
Ebony
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Having a routine that bordered on stagnancy had its benefits.
The Scarlet Gospels
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Bailar had set out to prove that the War on Cancer had reached terminal stagnancy.
The emperor of all maladies: a biography of cancer
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Ireland grabs stagnancy from the jaws of flux.
The Irish Times
12
There is no stagnancy for the God-directed soul.
My Daily Meditation for the Circling Year
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The gargantuan task was delicately bal- ancing a fine line between chaos and stagnancy; legality and amorality.
Terminal Compromise
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Stir is better than stagnancy.
Sunny Memories Of Foreign Lands, Volume 1
15
There is a stagnancy.
Reuters
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Yet their emotional stagnancy is shaken up by the appearance of a strange visitor knocking at the door late one night.
The Guardian
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Stagnancy through the time