An adjective, moribund means dying, about to die, being in a state of inactivity or lacking vitality. It can also mean something that is coming to an end or something that is stagnant.
Origin
The term moribund has been in use since the early 18th Century. It is derived from the Latin moribundus, from mori meaning “to die”.
Example sentences:
The recent reforms are aimed at reviving the moribund economy.
He came to the hospital moribund, and passed away a few hours later.
It’s time to infuse new blood into the moribund organisation.
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