What is another word for recession?
Synonyms for recession
rɪˈsɛʃ ənre·ces·sion
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Wiktionary
recessionnoun
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withdrawal, return processionrecessionnoun
The act or an instance of receding
Synonyms:
withdrawal, return processionrecessionnoun
A period of reduced economic activity
Statisticians often define a recession as negative, real GDP growth during two consecutive quarters.
Synonyms:
withdrawal, return processionAntonyms:
boomrecessionnoun
The ceremonial filing out of clergy and/or choir at the end of a church service.
Synonyms:
return procession, withdrawal
Princeton's WordNet
recessionnoun
the state of the economy declines; a widespread decline in the GDP and employment and trade lasting from six months to a year
Synonyms:
niche, recessional, receding, ceding back, corner, recessrecess, recession, niche, cornernoun
a small concavity
Synonyms:
nook, recessional, quoin, deferral, respite, corner, receding, recess, ceding back, break, time out, ecological niche, inlet, street corner, niche, box, turning pointrecession, recessionalnoun
the withdrawal of the clergy and choir from the chancel to the vestry at the end of a church service
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niche, recessional, receding, ceding back, corner, recessrecession, ceding backnoun
the act of ceding back
Synonyms:
niche, recessional, receding, ceding back, corner, recessreceding, recessionnoun
the act of becoming more distant
Synonyms:
recess, corner, ceding back, niche, recessional, receding, fadeout
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List of paraphrases for "recession":
downturn, slump, stagnation, slowdown, depression, decline, contraction, deflation
Words popularity by usage frequency
ranking | word | |
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#451 | box | |
#1618 | break | |
#2218 | corner | |
#4452 | depression | |
#5615 | decline | |
#7184 | withdrawal | |
#11596 | niche | |
#12744 | inlet | |
#19418 | contraction | |
#19598 | recess | |
#19772 | recession | |
#22368 | respite | |
#24932 | slowdown | |
#28176 | downturn | |
#28323 | slump | |
#29062 | nook | |
#34191 | deferral | |
#40026 | stagnation | |
#42802 | deflation | |
#54356 | receding | |
#123848 | quoin | |
#160119 | recessional | |
#191116 | fadeout |
How to use recession in a sentence?
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen really struck a tone between dovish and hawkish, and I think delivered, for the most part, what the market needed. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen was dovish enough to signal that a March rate hike is probably off the table but hawkish enough to leave the impression Federal Reserve is confident the economic recovery will persist, that's very important for stocks because as long as we can avoid a recession, this correction will probably work itself out and we'll have the opportunity to bounce back.
I want to figure out how we can do that with Republicans. We need to get that dog and follow them around and every time they say these things like, 'Oh, the Great Recession was caused by too much regulation,' arh, arh, arh, arh.
And yet, as I travel around the country, I hear signs of optimism, that's the spirit that got Americans through the Great Recession. And as we come back from the crisis, potential new business owners and entrepreneurs from Silicon Valley to Des Moines to Brooklyn are ready to seize the moment. All they need are policies that help them get ahead instead of holding them back.
Brick-and-mortar retailers are already in recession, they've been laying off workers coming up on three years. And this is a time when consumers are out spending aggressively. If the broader economy is in recession, there is going to be blood in the streets.
If anything, this should go a long way in reassuring markets that the U.S. is n’t headed towards a recession, this pretty much goes to support the fact the U.S. economy continues to grow and The Fed can raise rates.
Translations for recession
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- ركود اقتصادي, تراجعArabic
- receseCzech
- RezessionGerman
- ύφεσηGreek
- recesiónSpanish
- رکود اقتصادیPersian
- taantuminen, taantuma, laskusuhdanneFinnish
- récessionFrench
- מיתון, נסיגהHebrew
- recesszióHungarian
- recessioneItalian
- 退去, 不況, 衰退Japanese
- recessie, terugtocht, uittredeprocessie, terugtrekkingDutch
- recessãoPortuguese
- recesiune, recesie, îndepărtare, retragereRomanian
- рецессия, спадRussian
- recession, lågkonjunkturSwedish
- ภาวะถดถอยThai
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