Associations to the word «Stagnant»
Noun
- Pool
- Swamp
- Mosquito
- Pond
- Puddle
- Ditch
- Stench
- Slime
- Fen
- Malaria
- Bog
- Vapour
- Convection
- Mud
- Ripple
- Marsh
- Unemployment
- Vegetation
- Moat
- Water
- Filth
- Economy
- Diffusion
- Smell
- Odor
- Lagoon
- Recession
- Inflation
- Drainage
- Decay
- Lid
- Wage
- Gdp
- Foul
- Silt
- Drain
- Stream
- Oxygen
- Scent
- Silent
- Growth
- Odour
- Glacier
- Pore
- Sewer
- Cypress
- Cleansing
- Alligator
- Sediment
- Urine
- Canal
- Calm
- Bayou
- Gully
- Moss
- Lymph
- Flow
- Breed
- Sow
- Fluid
- Magma
- Expanse
- Liquid
- Moisture
- Sewage
- Decomposition
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
STAGNANT, adjective. Lacking freshness, motion, flow, progress, or change; stale; motionless; still.
Dictionary definition
STAGNANT, adjective. Not circulating or flowing; "dead air"; "dead water"; "stagnant water".
STAGNANT, adjective. Not growing or changing; without force or vitality.
Wise words
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