What is another word for downturn?
266 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ dˈa͡ʊntɜːn], [ dˈaʊntɜːn], [ d_ˈaʊ_n_t_ɜː_n]Table of Contents
Similar words for downturn:- act (noun)
- decline (noun)
- decrease (noun)
- depression (noun)
- deterioration (noun)
- drop (noun)
- nosedive (noun)
- recession (noun)
- sag (noun)
- slowdown (noun)
- slump (noun)
- plummet (verb)
- other synonyms
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Synonyms for Downturn:
n.
•act (noun) •decline (noun)- de-generations,
- de-cline,
- on the skid,
- de-cay,
- de cays,
- de cline,
- de generation,
- re lapses,
- de generations,
- de cay,
- worsenings,
- de volutions,
- fall-offs,
- de scent,
- drop-offs,
- in-clines,
- on skid,
- devolutions,
- in-cline,
- re lapse,
- in cline,
- de-scent,
- de clines,
- de-clines,
- drop offs,
- dwindlings,
- de volution,
- weakenings,
- on skids,
- re-lapses,
- fall offs,
- de-scents,
- falloffs,
- dis-solutions,
- in clines,
- downtrends,
- de scents,
- falling offs,
- re-lapse,
- de-generation,
- dis-solution,
- de-volutions,
- dis solution,
- de-cays,
- de-volution,
- dis solutions.
v.
•plummet (verb)Other synonyms:
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- drop.
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- descent.
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- slide.
- degeneracy,
- declivity,
- reduce,
- subdue,
- diminuendo,
- absorb,
- depreciation,
- tone down,
- slack,
- impair,
- tailspin,
- fall off,
- Descension,
- downfall,
- growth,
- extinguish,
- downspin,
- mitigate,
- deformation,
- ebb,
- failing,
- weaken,
- downgrade,
- recovery,
- buoyancy,
- dwindling,
- cut back,
- set back,
- twilight,
- lower,
- capitalist,
- appease,
- Peaking,
- Agronomics,
- depress,
- demotion,
- cooling off,
- return,
- modify,
- business cycle,
- deflate,
- falling off,
- tumble,
- low,
- economic expansion,
- subsidence,
- loosen,
- bring down,
- austerity,
- slackness,
- down,
- abatement,
- soothe,
- boom,
- decline and fall,
- soften,
- decadency,
- qualify,
- inclination,
- inactivity,
- comedown,
- expansion,
- declension,
- cascade,
- allay,
- decadence,
- falloff,
- repress,
- crash,
- catabasis,
- Depravedness,
- debacle,
- failure,
- downpour,
- debase,
- wither,
- debasement,
- abate,
- trough,
- stoop,
- upturn,
- derogation,
- effeteness,
- lapse,
- diminution,
- crisis,
- diminish,
- Downcome,
- lessen,
- pare,
- bust,
- quieten,
- swoop,
- decrescendo,
- retrogression,
- regression,
- pounce,
- business fluctuations,
- fading,
- slippage,
- Depravation,
- dampen,
- wane,
- degeneration,
- Degenerateness,
- cataract,
- relent,
- gravitation,
- decay,
- economic growth,
- bottoming out,
- descending,
- Retrogradation,
- degradation,
- chute,
- dwindle,
- economic cycle,
- declination,
- downrush,
- lull,
- dying,
- Defluxion,
- alleviate,
- prosperity,
- RAPIDS,
- dropping,
- slip,
- reduction,
- Retrocession,
- waterfall,
- peak,
- quench,
- collapse,
- eclipse,
- remission,
- deaden,
- recede,
- plummeting,
- pause,
- expanding economy,
- falling,
- involution,
- dive,
- weakening,
- deceleration,
- assuage.
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Noun, singular or mass
challenges, doldrums, dive, reduction, deflation, adversity, drop-off, retreat, u-turn, reversal, downfall, degradation, worsening, predicament, bust, weakness, hardship, backsliding, dip, turbulence, breakdown, shrinking, moderation, malaise, retardation, withdrawal, exacerbation, decay, about-turn, slack, drawdown.
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Noun, singular or mass
slowdown, slump, decline, contraction, slow-down, deterioration, depression, deceleration, slowing, crisis, meltdown, drop, sluggishness, decrease, stagnation, setback, regression, retrenchment, collapse, turnaround, fall, slackening, retrogression, shrinkage, slowing-down, crunch, slide, turmoil, weakening, diminution, downside, retraction, aggravation, climb-down, easing.
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Antonyms for Downturn:
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drop
betterment, rise, increase, improvement, ascent.
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drop
Hypernym for Downturn:
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act
downspin.
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act
Hyponym for Downturn:
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act
worsening.
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act