stasis

/ˈsteɪsɪs/
noun
  1. A state of balance, stability, or lack of change; a period of inactivity or stagnation.
    • The ecosystem reached a stasis where predator and prey populations were balanced.
    • The political situation remained in stasis for years, with no reforms or progress.
    • After the initial growth, the company entered a period of stasis with flat sales.
  2. In medicine, the slowing or stopping of the normal flow of a bodily fluid, such as blood.
    • Venous stasis can cause swelling and pain in the legs.
    • The doctor diagnosed stasis of bile due to a blocked duct.
    • Prolonged bed rest may lead to blood stasis and increase the risk of clots.
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