moribund
41moribund — a. Dying, at the point of death, on one s death bed, at death s door, with one foot in the grave, at the last gasp …
42moribund — adj 1. dying, near death, Latin, in extremis. on one s deathbed, at death s door; comatose, gravely ill, on one s last legs, with one foot in the grave, breathing one s last, Latin, in articulo mortis; fading, wasting away, failing, waning,… …
43moribund — mor·i·bund …
44moribund — adj. dying …
45moribund — mor•i•bund [[t]ˈmɔr əˌbʌnd, ˈmɒr [/t]] adj. 1) near death or termination 2) not progressing; stagnant; lifeless • Etymology: 1715–25; < L moribundus dying =mori (s. of morī to die) + bundus adj. suffix …
46moribund — /ˈmɒrəbʌnd / (say moruhbund) adjective 1. in a dying state. 2. on the verge of extinction or termination. {Latin moribundus} –moribundity /mɒrəˈbʌndəti/ (say moruh bunduhtee), noun –moribundly, adverb …
47moribund — a. about to die; half dead; n. such person. ♦ moribundity, n …
48moribund — mo|ri|bụnd <lateinisch> (Medizin im Sterben liegend) …
49moribund — adj. 1 at the point of death. 2 lacking vitality. Derivatives: moribundity n. Etymology: L moribundus f. mori die …
50moribund economy — dying economy, economy that is in a very unhealthy state …