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- peaky
collapse - having or as if having especially high-pitched spots; "absence of peaky highs and beefed-up bass" related words >
- business cycle
collapse
- recurring fluctuations in economic activity consisting of recession and recovery and growth and decline related words >
- peaked
collapse
- having or rising to a peak; "the peaked ceiling"; "the island's peaked hills" related words >
- acicular,
- acuminate,
- acute,
- attenuated,
- cachectic,
- cadaverous,
- capped,
- corpselike,
- crested,
- crowned,
- cuspidate,
- debilitated,
- drained,
- emacerated,
- emaciate,
- emaciated,
- enervated,
- exhausted,
- failing,
- feeble,
- frail,
- haggard,
- headed,
- healthless,
- hollow-eyed,
- in poor health,
- infirm,
- invalid,
- jejune,
- languishing,
- marantic,
- marasmic,
- moribund,
- pale,
- peaking,
- peaky,
- pinched,
- plumed,
- poor,
- puny,
- reduced,
- reduced in health,
- run-down,
- sharp,
- shriveled,
- sick,
- sickly,
- skeletal,
- starved,
- starveling,
- tabetic,
- tabid,
- tipped,
- topped,
- underfed,
- undernourished,
- unhealthy,
- unsound,
- valetudinarian,
- valetudinary,
- wasted,
- weakened,
- weakly,
- weazeny,
- with low resistance,
- withered,
- wizened,
- wraithlike
- recession
collapse
- the act of ceding back
- the withdrawal of the clergy and choir from the chancel to the vestry at the end of a church service
- the state of the economy declines; a widespread decline in the GDP and employment and trade lasting from six months to a year related words >
- abandonment,
- alcove,
- backset,
- backsliding,
- backward motion,
- backward step,
- bad times,
- bay,
- boom,
- bottoming out,
- business cycle,
- business fluctuations,
- bust,
- capitulation,
- cession,
- cooling off,
- corner,
- cove,
- crisis,
- decline,
- depression,
- dip,
- downturn,
- economic cycle,
- economic expansion,
- economic growth,
- economic stagnation,
- evil day,
- expanding economy,
- expansion,
- giving in,
- giving over,
- giving up,
- growth,
- hard times,
- heavy weather,
- high growth rate,
- inglenook,
- lapse,
- low,
- market expansion,
- niche,
- nook,
- peak,
- peaking,
- pitchhole,
- prosperity,
- rainy day,
- reaction,
- recedence,
- recess,
- recidivation,
- recidivism,
- recovery,
- reentry,
- refluence,
- reflux,
- regress,
- regression,
- relapse,
- relinquishment,
- renunciation,
- retreat,
- retroaction,
- retrocession,
- retroflexion,
- retrogradation,
- retrogression,
- retrusion,
- return,
- rollback,
- sad times,
- setback,
- slowdown,
- slump,
- stagnation,
- sternway,
- stormy weather,
- surrender,
- throwback,
- upturn
- recovery
collapse
- the act of regaining or saving something lost (or in danger of becoming lost)
- return to an original state; "the recovery of the forest after the fire was surprisingly rapid" related words >
- Great Leap Forward,
- advance,
- advancement,
- amelioration,
- amendment,
- ascent,
- bettering,
- betterment,
- boom,
- boost,
- bottoming out,
- business cycle,
- business fluctuations,
- bust,
- comeback,
- convalescence,
- cooling off,
- crisis,
- deliverance,
- delivery,
- depression,
- downturn,
- economic cycle,
- economic expansion,
- economic growth,
- enhancement,
- enrichment,
- eugenics,
- euthenics,
- expanding economy,
- expansion,
- extrication,
- freeing,
- furtherance,
- gain,
- growth,
- headway,
- healing,
- high growth rate,
- improvement,
- increase,
- liberation,
- lifesaving,
- lift,
- low,
- market expansion,
- melioration,
- mend,
- mending,
- peak,
- peaking,
- pickup,
- preferment,
- progress,
- progression,
- promotion,
- prosperity,
- rally,
- ransom,
- recapture,
- recession,
- reclaiming,
- reclamation,
- recoup,
- recoupment,
- recuperation,
- redemption,
- regainment,
- release,
- reoccupation,
- replevin,
- replevy,
- repossession,
- rescue,
- restoration,
- resumption,
- retake,
- retaking,
- retrieval,
- retrieve,
- return,
- revindication,
- revival,
- rise,
- salvage,
- salvation,
- saving,
- slowdown,
- slump,
- trover,
- upbeat,
- uplift,
- upping,
- upswing,
- uptrend,
- upturn,
- upward mobility
- achromatic,
- achromic,
- ailing,
- anemic,
- ashen,
- ashy,
- bled white,
- bloodless,
- cachectic,
- cadaverous,
- chloranemic,
- cloying,
- colorless,
- cranky,
- dead,
- deadly pale,
- deathly pale,
- debilitated,
- delicate,
- dim,
- dimmed,
- dingy,
- discolored,
- diseased,
- donsie,
- down,
- drained,
- drawn,
- dull,
- enervated,
- etiolated,
- exhausted,
- exsanguinated,
- exsanguine,
- exsanguineous,
- faded,
- failing,
- faint,
- fallow,
- feeble,
- flat,
- frail,
- ghastly,
- gray,
- haggard,
- healthless,
- hueless,
- hypochromic,
- in poor health,
- indisposed,
- infirm,
- insalubrious,
- insipid,
- invalid,
- lackluster,
- languishing,
- leaden,
- livid,
- low,
- lurid,
- lusterless,
- mat,
- maudlin,
- mawkish,
- mealy,
- mean,
- moribund,
- morose,
- muddy,
- mushy,
- neutral,
- noisome,
- noxious,
- off-color,
- offish,
- pale,
- pale as death,
- pale-faced,
- pallid,
- pasty,
- peaked,
- peaking,
- peaky,
- pimping,
- poorly,
- puny,
- reduced,
- reduced in health,
- run-down,
- sallow,
- sick,
- sickish,
- tallow-faced,
- toneless,
- uncolored,
- unhealthful,
- unhealthy,
- unsound,
- valetudinarian,
- valetudinary,
- wan,
- washed-out,
- watery,
- waxen,
- weak,
- weakened,
- weakly,
- whey-faced,
- white,
- with low resistance
- downturn
collapse
- a worsening of business or economic activity; "the market took a downturn" related words >
- boom,
- bottoming out,
- business cycle,
- business fluctuations,
- bust,
- cascade,
- catabasis,
- cataract,
- chute,
- collapse,
- comedown,
- cooling off,
- crash,
- crisis,
- debacle,
- debasement,
- decadence,
- decadency,
- deceleration,
- declension,
- declination,
- decline,
- decline and fall,
- decrescendo,
- defluxion,
- deformation,
- degeneracy,
- degenerateness,
- degeneration,
- degradation,
- demotion,
- depravation,
- depravedness,
- depreciation,
- depression,
- derogation,
- descending,
- descension,
- descent,
- deterioration,
- devolution,
- diminuendo,
- dip,
- dive,
- down,
- downbend,
- downcome,
- downcurve,
- downfall,
- downflow,
- downgrade,
- downpour,
- downrush,
- downslide,
- downswing,
- downtrend,
- downward mobility,
- downward trend,
- drop,
- dropping,
- dwindling,
- dying,
- ebb,
- economic cycle,
- economic expansion,
- economic growth,
- effeteness,
- expanding economy,
- expansion,
- fading,
- failing,
- failure,
- failure of nerve,
- fall,
- falling,
- falling-off,
- falloff,
- gravitation,
- growth,
- high growth rate,
- inclination,
- involution,
- lapse,
- loss of tone,
- low,
- market expansion,
- peak,
- peaking,
- plummeting,
- plunge,
- pounce,
- prosperity,
- rapids,
- recession,
- recovery,
- regression,
- remission,
- retreat,
- retrocession,
- retrogradation,
- retrogression,
- sag,
- slip,
- slippage,
- slowdown,
- slump,
- stoop,
- subsidence,
- swoop,
- upturn,
- wane,
- waterfall
- upturn
collapse
- an upward movement or trend as in business activity related words >
- access,
- accession,
- accretion,
- accrual,
- accruement,
- accumulation,
- addition,
- advance,
- aggrandizement,
- amplification,
- appreciation,
- ascent,
- augmentation,
- ballooning,
- bloating,
- boom,
- boost,
- bottoming out,
- broadening,
- buildup,
- business cycle,
- business fluctuations,
- bust,
- capsizal,
- capsize,
- careen,
- clamor,
- cock up,
- convulsion,
- cooling off,
- crescendo,
- crisis,
- culbute,
- culbuter,
- depression,
- development,
- downturn,
- economic cycle,
- economic expansion,
- economic growth,
- edema,
- elevation,
- enlargement,
- expanding economy,
- expansion,
- extension,
- ferment,
- flood,
- gain,
- greatening,
- growth,
- gush,
- high growth rate,
- hike,
- increase,
- increment,
- inflation,
- jump,
- keel over,
- leap,
- low,
- market expansion,
- mounting,
- multiplication,
- outcry,
- overset,
- overthrow,
- overturn,
- peak,
- peaking,
- productiveness,
- proliferation,
- prosperity,
- raise,
- recession,
- recovery,
- revolution,
- rise,
- slope up,
- slowdown,
- slump,
- snowballing,
- somersault,
- somerset,
- spill,
- spread,
- subversion,
- subvert,
- surge,
- swelling,
- tip over,
- topple over,
- topsy-turvify,
- topsy-turvy,
- trend upwards,
- tumescence,
- tumult,
- turn a somersault,
- turn over,
- turn topsy-turvy,
- turn turtle,
- turn up,
- turn upside down,
- turnover,
- up,
- upbend,
- upcast,
- upcurve,
- upheaval,
- upping,
- upset,
- upsurge,
- upsweep,
- upswing,
- uptrend,
- waxing,
- widening
- prosperity
collapse
- the condition of prospering; having good fortune
- an economic state of growth with rising profits and full employment related words >
- Saturnia regna,
- Saturnian age,
- abundance,
- accomplishment,
- advantage,
- affluence,
- age of Aquarius,
- arrival,
- assets,
- bed of roses,
- benefit,
- boom,
- bottoming out,
- bottomless purse,
- bounty,
- bulging purse,
- business cycle,
- business fluctuations,
- bust,
- cooling off,
- crisis,
- depression,
- do,
- downturn,
- ease,
- easy circumstances,
- easy street,
- economic cycle,
- economic expansion,
- economic growth,
- embarras de richesses,
- era of prosperity,
- expanding economy,
- expansion,
- fair weather,
- fortunate outcome,
- fortune,
- go,
- gold,
- golden age,
- golden era,
- golden time,
- good,
- good fortune,
- good times,
- growth,
- halcyon days,
- handsome fortune,
- heaven,
- heyday,
- high growth rate,
- high income,
- high tax bracket,
- independence,
- inflation,
- interest,
- life of ease,
- low,
- lucre,
- luxuriousness,
- luxury,
- mammon,
- market expansion,
- material wealth,
- millennium,
- money,
- money to burn,
- moneybags,
- opulence,
- opulency,
- palmy days,
- peak,
- peaking,
- pelf,
- piping times,
- plenty,
- possessions,
- property,
- prosperous issue,
- prosperousness,
- recession,
- recovery,
- reign of Saturn,
- riches,
- richness,
- rosy era,
- six-figure income,
- slowdown,
- slump,
- substance,
- success,
- sunshine,
- the good life,
- thriving,
- treasure,
- upper bracket,
- upturn,
- utopia,
- victory,
- wealth,
- wealthiness,
- well-being
- crisis
collapse
- a crucial stage or turning point in the course of something; "after the crisis the patient either dies or gets better"
- an unstable situation of extreme danger or difficulty; "they went bankrupt during the economic crisis" related words >
- bench mark,
- boom,
- bottoming out,
- breakers ahead,
- business cycle,
- business fluctuations,
- bust,
- calamity,
- cardhouse,
- cardinal point,
- catastrophe,
- cause for alarm,
- chief thing,
- climacteric,
- climax,
- clutch,
- contingency,
- convergence of events,
- cooling off,
- core,
- cornerstone,
- critical juncture,
- critical moment,
- critical point,
- crossroads,
- crucial period,
- crunch,
- crux,
- danger,
- dangerous ground,
- depression,
- disaster,
- dollar crisis,
- dollar gap,
- downturn,
- economic cycle,
- economic expansion,
- economic growth,
- emergency,
- endangerment,
- essence,
- essential,
- essential matter,
- exigency,
- expanding economy,
- expansion,
- extremity,
- financial crisis,
- fundamental,
- gaping chasm,
- gathering clouds,
- gist,
- gravamen,
- great point,
- growth,
- hazard,
- heart,
- high growth rate,
- high point,
- high pressure,
- hinge,
- house of cards,
- imperativeness,
- imperilment,
- important thing,
- issue,
- jeopardy,
- kernel,
- keystone,
- landmark,
- low,
- main point,
- main thing,
- market expansion,
- material point,
- meat,
- menace,
- milestone,
- nub,
- pass,
- peak,
- peaking,
- peril,
- pinch,
- pith,
- pivot,
- plight,
- predicament,
- press,
- pressure,
- prosperity,
- push,
- quicksand,
- real issue,
- recession,
- recovery,
- risk,
- rocks ahead,
- rub,
- salient point,
- sine qua non,
- slowdown,
- slump,
- storm clouds,
- strait,
- stress,
- substance,
- substantive point,
- tension,
- the bottom line,
- the point,
- thin ice,
- threat,
- turn,
- turning point,
- upturn,
- urgency,
- zero hour
- slowdown
collapse
- the act of slowing down or falling behind related words >
- action,
- afterthought,
- arrest,
- bind,
- block,
- blockage,
- boom,
- bottoming out,
- boycott,
- boycottage,
- bureaucratic delay,
- business cycle,
- business fluctuations,
- bust,
- catabasis,
- check,
- cheeseparing,
- collapse,
- cooling,
- cooling down,
- cooling off,
- crash,
- crisis,
- curtailment,
- cutback,
- deceleration,
- declension,
- decline,
- decline and fall,
- decrescendo,
- delay,
- delayage,
- delayed reaction,
- depression,
- detention,
- diminuendo,
- dive,
- double take,
- downtrend,
- downturn,
- drag,
- dragging,
- drop,
- dwindling,
- ease-off,
- ease-up,
- ebb,
- economic cycle,
- economic expansion,
- economic growth,
- economization,
- economizing,
- expanding economy,
- expansion,
- fall,
- falloff,
- flagging,
- freeze,
- growth,
- halt,
- hang-up,
- high growth rate,
- hindrance,
- holdup,
- inactivity,
- interim,
- jam,
- job action,
- lag,
- lagging,
- lapse,
- letdown,
- letup,
- lockout,
- logjam,
- low,
- low growth rate,
- market expansion,
- minus acceleration,
- moratorium,
- obstruction,
- outlaw strike,
- paperasserie,
- pause,
- peak,
- peaking,
- plunge,
- prosperity,
- protest,
- recession,
- recovery,
- red tape,
- red-tapeism,
- red-tapery,
- reduction of expenses,
- reduction of spending,
- remission,
- reprieve,
- respite,
- retardance,
- retardation,
- retardment,
- retreat,
- retrenchment,
- revolt,
- rulebook slowdown,
- saving,
- scraping,
- scrimping,
- setback,
- sick-in,
- sit-down,
- sit-down strike,
- skimping,
- slack,
- slack-up,
- slackening,
- slow-up,
- slowing,
- slowing down,
- slowness,
- slowup,
- slump,
- sparing,
- stagnation,
- stay,
- stay of execution,
- stop,
- stoppage,
- strike,
- subsidence,
- suspension,
- sympathy strike,
- tie-up,
- time lag,
- turnout,
- upturn,
- wait,
- walkout,
- wane,
- wildcat strike,
- work stoppage
- sick
collapse
- people who are sick; "they devote their lives to caring for the sick"
- deeply affected by a strong feeling; "sat completely still, sick with envy"; "she was sick with longing" related words >
- abnormal,
- affected,
- afflicted,
- ailing,
- airsick,
- amiss,
- annoyed,
- appalled,
- bad,
- below par,
- bent,
- bereft of reason,
- bizarre,
- blase,
- bored,
- brainsick,
- burdened,
- carsick,
- chagrined,
- comfortless,
- confined,
- crackbrained,
- cracked,
- crazed,
- crazy,
- critically ill,
- cronk,
- crook,
- daft,
- debilitated,
- defective,
- deluded,
- demented,
- deprived of reason,
- deranged,
- desolate,
- desole,
- disconsolate,
- diseased,
- disgusted,
- disordered,
- disoriented,
- dispirited,
- distraught,
- disturbed,
- down,
- faint,
- faintish,
- fed-up,
- feeling awful,
- feeling faint,
- feeling something terrible,
- fevered,
- flawed,
- flighty,
- forlorn,
- funny,
- ghoulish,
- good and tired,
- grotesque,
- gruesome,
- hallucinated,
- heartsick,
- heartsore,
- ill,
- imperfect,
- in danger,
- inconsolable,
- indisposed,
- infirm,
- insane,
- irked,
- irrational,
- irritated,
- jaded,
- kinky,
- laid low,
- laid up,
- life-weary,
- loco,
- lousy,
- lunatic,
- macabre,
- mad,
- maddened,
- manic,
- masochistic,
- mazed,
- mean,
- melancholic,
- melancholy,
- mental,
- mentally deficient,
- meshuggah,
- miserable,
- moon-struck,
- morbid,
- morose,
- mortally ill,
- nauseated,
- neurotic,
- non compos,
- non compos mentis,
- not all there,
- not quite right,
- not right,
- odd,
- of unsound mind,
- off,
- off-color,
- offended,
- out of sorts,
- peaked,
- peaking,
- peaky,
- peculiar,
- poorly,
- psycho,
- psychoneurotic,
- psychotic,
- put out,
- qualmish,
- queasy,
- queer,
- reasonless,
- repelled,
- repulsed,
- revolted,
- rocky,
- rotten,
- sadistic,
- satiated,
- seasick,
- seedy,
- senseless,
- shocked,
- shocking,
- sick at heart,
- sick of,
- sick unto death,
- sickened,
- sickish,
- sickly,
- soul-sick,
- splenetic,
- squeamish,
- stark-mad,
- stark-staring mad,
- strange,
- stricken,
- taken ill,
- tetched,
- tired,
- tired of,
- tired of living,
- tired to death,
- tottering,
- touched,
- troubled,
- unbalanced,
- unconsolable,
- unconventional,
- under the weather,
- unhealthy,
- unhinged,
- unsane,
- unsettled,
- unsound,
- unwell,
- upset,
- wandering,
- wearied,
- weariful,
- weary,
- weary unto death,
- weird,
- witless,
- wobbly,
- world-weary,
- wretched
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