racheting (down) (Meaning)

racheting (down)

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The economy was racheting down as the recession took hold.
Prices were racheting down at an alarming rate, threatening businesses' profits.
The government's austerity measures were racheting down spending, leading to a reduction in public services.
The interest rates were racheting down, making it easier for businesses to borrow.
The pandemic caused a steep ratchet down in consumer spending.
The supply chain disruptions were racheting down production capacity.
The company's sales targets were racheting down due to weak market demand.
The racheting down of social programs was harming the most vulnerable members of society.
The racheting down of emissions regulations was a major setback for environmental protection.
The racheting down of geopolitical tensions was a welcome relief after years of conflict.

shrinking, letting up, draining (away),decreasing, diminishing, declining, dying (away or down or out), falling away, tapering off, dropping (off)

escalating, burgeoning, growing, enlarging, accumulating, intensifying, expanding,increasing, building, showing up

The economy was racheting down as the recession took hold.

Prices were racheting down at an alarming rate, threatening businesses' profits.

The government's austerity measures were racheting down spending, leading to a reduction in public services.

The interest rates were racheting down, making it easier for businesses to borrow.