dormant , also: dormient

The 1982 law itself had been all but dormant for 22 years.

But indeed, a significant part of their life does go dormant.

The case has been dormant for a while, but that's not going to last.

But for the most part growing up, it was dormant.

Rather the plants should have a time to be dormant and rest.

So I'm leaving the whole situation dormant for the moment.

It would bring life to an area that has been dormant for so many years.

"When they are in the dormant stage their need for food is low."

The case then lay dormant for almost half a century.

It was to remain dormant for the next 87 years.

The title again became dormant on his death in 1938.

At this time of the year, the garden is dormant.

And best of all, most plants are beginning a dormant season.

For years, starting in the early 70's, the line was dormant.

The running game, which has been dormant for six weeks, must show signs of life, too.

The tournament, first held in 1921, had been dormant since 1948.

The church was dormant on an off from mid-1877 through 1880 due to financial issues.

Project going into dormant status after lack of community interest.

However, as of 2009, the project appears to be dormant.

The Association had been dormant for the previous six years.

Before Friday, the mountain had been dormant for 18 years.

Thank God the damned thing was dormant during the day!

The market had been dormant, if not on life support, for the first half of this decade.

However, nothing further came of it and line remained dormant.

The plant can usually remain dormant for up to three years.