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slump
noun as in decline, failure
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Example Sentences
She took office amid a post-pandemic crime wave and economic slump that she has said made her first two years difficult.
Instead, this will become more of an issue unless they pull out of this slump.
A property slump, rising government debt and unemployment, and low consumption have slowed down Chinese growth since the pandemic.
He predicted that the boost to activity will be followed by a slump over the next six months, based on what happened after previous stamp duty changes.
But coinciding with the contract talks, 2024 has seen a significant slump in form, with Wales finishing bottom in the championship.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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