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decelerate

verb as in slow down

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The rise in rent costs nationally quickened, though clothing-price gains decelerated and tuition fees in Canada rose a similar pace to last year as the new school year kicked off.

Constant-currency revenue growth is expected to decelerate for the third consecutive year.

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He believes the ARR uplift impact will fall short of a three to four times increase, “especially as core growth for the company has decelerated.”

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Like other European nations, activity quickly decelerated in the second quarter as the new trade regime took shape.

Except for the wealthy, increases in consumer spending are hitting a wall, “decelerating from the robust pace seen in late 2024,” in the words of Fitch Ratings.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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