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Meanings of stagnation in English
Usage of stagnation in English
1
Second, what must Europe do to save itself from stagnation and disintegration?
2
The stagnation of house prices in the UK also held back profit.
3
It gets into the soul; it is stagnation; you die by inches.
4
The view that change is too difficult is an argument for stagnation.
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Chinese factory activity, for example, slumped to near stagnation levels last month.
6
As every economist knows, this will lead to stagnation in the market.
7
From tribunal updates to crippling inflation, from drunken violence to political stagnation.
8
There was a stagnation in the dwelling; it seemed to be waiting.
9
A bad circulation results in cold feet, in local stagnation, in lethargy.
10
Still, traditional economic principles applied, and this monopoly led to technological stagnation.
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France and Germany were to blame after both hovered near to stagnation.
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Android's stagnation is Apple's gain and RIM's loss, according to Nielsen data.
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Tsepkalo added that the public was also fed up with economic stagnation.
14
But there are also signs of struggle and stagnation at lower-income levels.
15
Progress without order is anarchy; order without progress is stagnation and death.
16
Time and stagnation of bodily forces did not alter his progressive ideas.
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Translations for stagnation
Portuguese
Spanish
Stagnation through the time
Stagnation across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common