restagnation (Meaning)
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restagnation (n.)
Stagnation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of restagnation
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restagnation Sentence Examples
- The economy faced the threat of restagnation, characterized by persistent high unemployment and slow economic growth.
- Despite initial recovery efforts, the country experienced a period of restagnation, hindering further progress.
- The restagnation of the industry resulted in declining revenues and job losses.
- Economic analysts warned of the potential for restagnation if government policies failed to address underlying issues.
- The restagnation of the housing market led to a decline in property values and a slowdown in construction.
- The unprecedented economic crisis caused a deep restagnation, challenging governments and businesses alike.
- The restagnation of the global economy raised concerns about widespread unemployment and poverty.
- The impact of the pandemic on the tourism industry resulted in restagnation, with businesses struggling to survive.
- Governments implemented stimulus packages to prevent restagnation and stimulate economic recovery.
- Economic indicators suggested that the economy was approaching a period of restagnation, requiring immediate intervention.
FAQs About the word restagnation
Stagnation.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The economy faced the threat of restagnation, characterized by persistent high unemployment and slow economic growth.
Despite initial recovery efforts, the country experienced a period of restagnation, hindering further progress.
The restagnation of the industry resulted in declining revenues and job losses.
Economic analysts warned of the potential for restagnation if government policies failed to address underlying issues.
