restagnate
/rɛˈstænɪˌteɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to remain or become stagnant, especially in a liquid, or to stop flowing or progressing
“The water in the canal began to restagnate during the dry season.”
2. verb (intransitive)
to become or remain stagnant, especially in a liquid, or to stop flowing or progressing
“The river restagnated after the heavy rainfall caused a massive flood.”
3. verb (transitive)
to cause to become or remain stagnant, especially in a liquid, or to stop flowing or progressing
“The farmer tried to restagnate the water supply to prevent erosion.”
4. noun
the act of remaining or becoming stagnant, especially in a liquid, or of stopping to flow or progress
“The restagnation of the river caused significant damage to the surrounding ecosystem.”