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Meaning of recessions
The primary meaning of the word "recessions" refers to a period of economic decline, typically defined as a decline in gross domestic product (GDP) for two or more consecutive quarters.
Etymology of recessions
The word "recession" comes from the Latin "recessus," meaning "a going back" or "a withdrawal."
The term "recession" has been used in economics since the 19th century to describe a period of economic decline or contraction.
Synonyms
downturns
depressions
slumps
declines
contractions
slowdowns
stagnations
setbacks
hardships
difficulties
crises
hardships
difficulties
challenges
hardships
economic downturns
financial crises
market crashes
bear markets
economic slides
downturn trends
recessionary periods
economic contractions
slumps
economic declines
Definitions
- A period of economic decline, typically defined as a decline in gross domestic product (GDP) for two or more consecutive quarters.
- * A period of reduced economic activity, characterized by high unemployment, low consumer spending, and a decline in industrial production.
Usage Examples
- The country experienced a severe recession in the early 2000s, which led to high unemployment and a decline in economic output.
- * The company's sales declined during the recession, forcing it to lay off employees and reduce production.
Antonyms
booms
expansions
growths
upswings
upturns
revivals
recoveries
improvements
prosperities
flourishes
successes
advancements
progressions
developments
increases
enhancements
augmentations
enlargements