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Definition of dormant adjective in Oxford Advanced American Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
dormant (adjective) dormant / ˈ doɚmənt/ adjective. Britannica Dictionary definition of DORMANT. [more dormant; most dormant] : not doing anything at this time : not active but able to become active. a dormant volcano. The seeds will remain/lie dormant until the spring. Her emotions have lain dormant for many years.
adjective. definition 1: asleep or seemingly asleep; sluggish. The smell of bacon woke the dormant hounds. When their father looked in, the children lay dormant in their beds. synonyms: asleep, somnolent. antonyms: awake.
Synonyms for DORMANT in English: latent, inactive, lurking, quiescent, unrealized, unexpressed, inoperative, inactive, sleeping, inert, …
A dormant company is one that does not carry on business and has no income for the whole of the basis period . For example, if your company did not carry on business and had no income for the whole of the basis period ending in year 2022, it is regarded as a dormant company for the Year of Assessment (YA) 2023. A dormant company must file its ...
