stagnation

• Nom désignant un état d'inactivité ou d'absence de développement, souvent utilisé dans des contextes tels que les affaires, l'art ou l'économie, ainsi que pour décrire l'état de liquides qui sont restés immobiles et n'ont ni flux ni circulation.

A noun referring to a state of inactivity or lack of development, often used in contexts such as business, art, or economics, and also describing the condition of liquids that are stagnant and without flow or circulation.

indénombrable

1. Economic or business inactivityB2formalbusiness

   A state of inactivity, lack of growth, or decline in business, economy, or art.

   stagnation économique

   • The company faced a period of stagnation with no new products.
   • Economic stagnation led to high unemployment rates.
   • The art scene suffered from stagnation due to lack of funding.

   Synonymesdeadlockdeclinedepressiondoldrumsdownturninactivitylethargyparalysisrecessionsluggishnessslumpstandstillstasistorpor

   Antonymesadvancementboomdevelopmentexpansionflourishinggrowthprogressprosperity

2. Lack of movement or flowB2formal

   Inactivity of liquids; being stagnant; standing still without current or circulation.

   stagnation (immobilité d'un liquide)

   • The pond's stagnation caused an unpleasant smell.
   • Water stagnation in pipes can lead to bacterial growth.
   • The river's stagnation was a result of the dam blocking its flow.

   Synonymesimmobilityinactivitystagnancystandstillstasisstillness

   Antonymescirculationcurrentflowmovement