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Often used in the same context:
downturn,
slowdown,
doldrums,
recession,
malaise,
falloff,
tailspin,
meltdown,
rut,
slide,
losing streak,
upturn,
upswing,
sluggishness,
credit crunch,
skid,
decline,
downslide,
woes,
funk,
surge,
glut,
rebound,
drought,
streak,
nosedive,
downswing,
weakness,
swoon,
crisis,
downspin,
turmoil,
bounceback,
nose dive,
selloff,
dropoff,
plunge,
decine,
winning streak,
contraction,
gloom,
crunch,
troubles,
boom,
bottoming,
dip,
drop,
tumble,
downtrend,
resurgence,
lull,
spurt,
struggles,
slowing,
oversupply,
downdraft,
torrid,
stagnation,
hangover,
jitters,
lows,
cold snap,
shakeout,
turnaround,
losses,
uptick,
deline,
spike,
slackening,
jinx,
sag,
turbulence,
layoff,
collapse,
overcapacity,
upheaval,
spree,
pullback,
bounce,
resurgent,
binge,
squeeze,
revival,
turndown,
logjam,
cutbacks,
bubble,
trend,
purple patch,
highs,
shakeup,
sputter,
plateauing,
blip,
deceleration,
letdown,
fallout,
predicament,
implosion,
downbeat,
deflation,
double digit,
slumps,
downturns,
spate,
upsurge,
recessions,
setback,
shortfall
More specific:
great depression
Appears in the definition of:
smash
More general:
break,
cave in,
collapse,
decline,
diminution,
droop,
drop,
economic condition,
fall in,
financial condition,
flag,
founder,
give,
give way,
sag,
swag
Synonyms:
depression,
drop-off,
economic crisis,
fall off,
falling off,
falloff,
sink,
slack,
slide down,
slouch
Also try:
— Adjectives for slump:
economic,
great,
war,
severe,
general,
postwar,
serious,
prolonged,
long,
current,
major,
more...
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