1. failing to develop, progress, or advance; remaining inactive or motionless
Usage: present participle of stagnate

1. characterized by lack of development, activity, or progress
Usage: used attributively

Examples

• The economy has been stagnating for months.
• Her career was stagnating in the small company.
• The stagnating water in the pond attracted mosquitoes.
• Sales have been stagnating despite new marketing efforts.
• The stagnating population growth concerned city planners.
• His skills were stagnating without proper training.
• The stagnating negotiations frustrated both parties.