Synonyms for upturn
ʌpˈtɜrn, ˈʌpˌtɜrn; ˈʌpˌtɜrnup·turn

Princeton's WordNet

1. upturnnoun

   an upward movement or trend as in business activity

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1. List of paraphrases for "upturn":

   recovery, resumption, rebound, revival, boom, upswing

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1. Chris Williamson:

   Business investment needs to revive for the upturn to be truly sustainable, at the moment, the growth outlook appears to be largely reliant on households benefiting from falling prices and higher wages, the latter being far from guaranteed.

2. Chris Williamson:

   Business picked up especially towards the end of the month, when the impact of bad weather on the East Coast and port delays on the West Coast began to clear, which suggests this may be a temporary upturn.

3. Chris Williamson:

   A modest upturn in the headline manufacturing PMI belies some more worrying undercurrents which point to potential weakness in coming months.

4. Ed Stansfield:

   A long overdue upturn in household formation, as more young adults leave the parental home, could provide a significant boost to home building over the coming years.

5. Alex Shikany:

   There’s definitely been an upturn in particular areas because of the pandemic, the value proposition of automation is always efficiency, but with a pandemic it’s also a way to space workers out and to run factories 24 hours a day without disruptions.