up-tick Antonyms
Strongest:
- loss
- lessening
- decrease
- decrease
- diminution
- decline
- reduction
- shrinkage
- lessening
- abatement
- loss
- decrement
- depletion
- shrinkage
- fall
- lowering
- fall
- decrement
- abatement
- decline
- depletion
- reduction
- diminution
- lowering
Strong:
- falloff
- diminishment
- subtraction
- deduction
- falloff
- subtraction
- step-down
- drop-off
- diminishment
- drop-off
- deduction
- step-down
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
Meaning of up-tick
Wordnet
up-tick (n)
a small increase
up-tick Sentence Examples
- The stock market experienced a significant up-tick in trading volume during the morning session.
- The economy has shown an encouraging up-tick in consumer spending.
- There has been an up-tick in the number of people seeking mental health services.
- The up-tick in crime rates is a cause for concern in the community.
- The up-tick in interest rates has made it more expensive to borrow money.
- The up-tick in global temperatures is a major threat to our planet.
- The up-tick in pregnancies among teenagers is a serious social problem.
- The up-tick in the cost of living is making it difficult for many people to make ends meet.
- The up-tick in the number of natural disasters is a sign of climate change.
- The government is hoping that the up-tick in the economy will continue in the coming months.
FAQs About the word up-tick
a small increase
increase, boost, gain, addition, rise, accrual, expansion, augmentation, accretion, addendum
loss, lessening, decrease, decrease, diminution, decline, reduction, shrinkage, lessening, abatement
The stock market experienced a significant up-tick in trading volume during the morning session.
The economy has shown an encouraging up-tick in consumer spending.
There has been an up-tick in the number of people seeking mental health services.
The up-tick in crime rates is a cause for concern in the community.
