uptick Antonyms
Strongest:
- diminution
- reduction
- abatement
- fall
- abatement
- decline
- decrement
- shrinkage
- decline
- decrement
- lessening
- lowering
- depletion
- decrease
- fall
- loss
- diminution
- lowering
- loss
- reduction
- depletion
- shrinkage
- decrease
- lessening
Strong:
- diminishment
- falloff
- falloff
- deduction
- drop-off
- subtraction
- drop-off
- deduction
- diminishment
- subtraction
- step-down
- step-down
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
Meaning of uptick
uptick (n)
a transaction in the stock market at a price above the price of the preceding transaction
uptick Sentence Examples
- The stock market experienced an uptick in its value this week.
- The incidence of flu cases has seen an uptick recently.
- After the release of the new product, the company's sales showed a noticeable uptick.
- The latest economic reports indicate an uptick in consumer spending.
- The number of people seeking mental health services has witnessed an uptick in recent years.
- Despite the ongoing challenges, the business has seen an uptick in its revenue.
- The hospital reported an uptick in emergency room visits over the weekend.
- There has been an uptick in interest among students in studying engineering.
- The investment firm saw an uptick in its assets under management.
- The real estate market in the city has experienced a modest uptick in recent months.
FAQs About the word uptick
a transaction in the stock market at a price above the price of the preceding transaction
boost, rise, addition, gain,increase, accrual,raise, step-up, augmentation, addendum
diminution, reduction, abatement, fall, abatement, decline, decrement, shrinkage, decline, decrement
The stock market experienced an uptick in its value this week.
The incidence of flu cases has seen an uptick recently.
After the release of the new product, the company's sales showed a noticeable uptick.
The latest economic reports indicate an uptick in consumer spending.
