crises Antonyms
Meaning of crises
crises
a paroxysmal attack of pain, distress, or disordered function, the turning point for better or worse in a disease, one with the distinct possibility of a highly undesirable outcome, an unstable or difficult time or state of affairs, a situation that has reached a critical phase, an unstable or crucial time or state of affairs in which a decisive change is impending, the decisive moment (as in a literary plot), the turning point for better or worse in an acute disease or fever, such a social condition requiring the transformation of cultural patterns and values, a turning point (as in a person's life or in the plot of a story), an emotionally significant event or radical change of status in a person's life, a sudden turn for the better (as sudden abatement in severity of symptoms or abrupt drop in temperature) compare lysis sense 1, a situation that has become very serious, a psychological or social condition characterized by unusual instability caused by excessive stress and either endangering or felt to endanger the continuity of an individual or group
crises Sentence Examples
- The global health crisis has disrupted economies worldwide.
- The company faced a financial crisis that threatened its survival.
- The environmental crisis requires immediate attention to mitigate its severe impacts.
- The ongoing refugee crisis has posed immense challenges for humanitarian organizations.
- The political crisis in the country has led to widespread unrest and political instability.
- The climate crisis is an existential threat that requires urgent action.
- The food crisis in certain regions has caused severe malnutrition and hunger.
- The energy crisis has created shortages and disrupted supply chains.
- The mental health crisis has seen a surge in anxiety and depression, requiring increased support services.
- The housing crisis has left many people struggling to find affordable and adequate shelter.
FAQs About the word crises
a paroxysmal attack of pain, distress, or disordered function, the turning point for better or worse in a disease, one with the distinct possibility of a highly
emergencies, exigencies,crossroads, heads, situations, boiling points, junctures, crunches, moments of truth, flash points
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The global health crisis has disrupted economies worldwide.
The company faced a financial crisis that threatened its survival.
The environmental crisis requires immediate attention to mitigate its severe impacts.
The ongoing refugee crisis has posed immense challenges for humanitarian organizations.
