agnation's Usage Examples:

In a period of general stagnation in mathematical studies, he stands out as a remarkable exception.

Throughout Europe the 18th century was less an era of stagnation than of transition.

panzer forces to stagnation.

- In scientific matters the early middle ages were marked by stagnation and retrogression.

The result is dulness of sight, a stagnation of the vital circulations, and a general deliquium and sloughing off of all the intellectual faculties.

The main parties bicker about tiny modifications to our present course of complete stifling of the individual by the state, and economic stagnation.

Too much stability, however, finally changed into stagnation, and decay followed.

Politically, indeed, the whole period was one of retrogression and stagnation.

In recessions or periods of economic stagnation, the demand for silver may decrease, which decreases the price per ounce.

Disarmament, roads and land-purchasing enabled settlement to make headway again in the North Island of ter twelve years of stagnation.

Thus the great empire was reduced to immobility and stagnationa process which was assisted by the deteriorating influences of civilization and world-dominion upon the character Internal of the ruling race.

This consists in the admission of air for the purpose of preventing stagnation of the atmosphere and for the regulation of temperature.

Stagnation of water is inimical to the action of the roots, and does away with the advantageous processes of flowing and percolating currents.