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moribund

/ˈmɒr.ɪ.bʌnd/

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adjective

/ˈmɒr.ɪ.bʌnd/C2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, находящееся в умирающем состоянии или на грани смерти; часто используется метафорически для обозначения угасающей или застойной ситуации.

Describes something that is in a dying state or at the point of death; often used metaphorically for a declining or stagnant situation.

  1. Lacking vitality or progressC2formal

    Not developing or changing; lacking energy, force, or vitality.

    ruУмирающий

    • The once-thriving industry is now moribund and failing to innovate.
    • The political debate has become moribund, with no new ideas being presented.
    • The company's moribund sales strategy led to its eventual bankruptcy.

    Synonymsdormantdyingfailinginactivesluggishstagnantstatic

    Antonymsactivedynamicenergeticflourishinggrowinglivelyprosperousthrivingvigorousvital

  2. Near deathC2formal

    Being at the point of death; about to die.

    ruУмирающий

    • The moribund patient was surrounded by family in the hospital.
    • The old tree stood moribund, its branches bare and lifeless.
    • The moribund animal lay still in the field, breathing its last breaths.

    Synonymsdyingfailingterminal

    Antonymsalivelivingthrivingvital

Forms
  • more moribund comparative form
  • most moribund superlative form
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