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Recession Pronunciation

Pronounce Recession as R EH K EH S S IY OW N.

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    Recession phonetic transcription:

    When you start learning English, it's important to become familiar with the typical sounds of the language. The best way to do this is by studying phonetics. Below is the UK transcription for the word 'recession'. Get the right phonetic representation for any word using our free Phonetic Transcription Tool.

    • Traditional IPA representation of recession: /rɛkɛssɪoʊn/
    • Modern IPA representation of recession: /rɛcɛssɪɒn/

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    List of meaning for recession

    a time period in which economic movement is exceptionally slow

    recession(noun)

    the state of the economy declines; a widespread decline in the GDP and employment and trade lasting from six months to a year

    recess, recession, niche, corner(noun)

    a small concavity

    recession, recessional(noun)

    the withdrawal of the clergy and choir from the chancel to the vestry at the end of a church service

    recession, ceding back(noun)

    the act of ceding back

    receding, recession(noun)

    the act of becoming more distant

    a period of decreased economic activity

    the country is just coming out of a recession, so expect to see fewer layoffs and more new jobs in the coming year

    an act of moving away especially from something difficult, dangerous, or disagreeable

    a retiring CEO making a gradual recession from the daily rigors of running a major corporation

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    recession in sentence

    1. Everyone wants to blame the current recession on the country’s new president.

    2. An economic recession in one country often leads to recessions in other countries.

    3. Finding a way to prosper during the recession was difficult for most real estate brokers.

    4. In this recession it is doubtful that decreasing the interest rate will suffice as a means of stimulating the economy.

    5. Although economists claim the recession ended last year, hundreds of thousands of people are still without work.

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    Quotes and sayings containing the term recession

    Stocks have historically had significant advances post-inversion, the market expects about two net cuts in short-term rates over the next year and a half. Our view remains that the odds of a recession in 2019 remain low.

    – Bill Stone

    The Great Recession changed many dynamics in the capital markets, as have new and more robust regulatory requirements. Small and mid-size U.S. businesses have struggled to access previously available sources of capital, franklin Square believes that the discussion draft of the.

    – Michael Gerber

    We now think that the odds are more than even that the Singapore economy slipped into a technical recession in the third quarter, as defined by two consecutive quarter-on-quarter contractions, we expect the Monetary Authority of Singapore to ease monetary policy again at the October policy meeting.

    – Chua Hak Bin

    We have had fresh signs of easy money coming from China and strong signals from Mario Draghi and the ECB and that is what is driving markets at the moment, there are real risks of recession and deflation, but there are also reasons to believe that 2015 will be a better year for the euro zone than this year has been.

    – Kerry Craig

    It could be incredibly damaging to the global economy. The risk of a recession has gone up because of the ratcheting up of the trade war.

    – Kristina Hooper

    What's clear is even if the economy doesn't go into a full scale recession it will be a slow year, one that would benefit from a fiscal stimulus like a $ 300( tax credit). If we're going to actually slip into negative GDP, I would want to see more than that.

    – Marty Feldstein

    The attack this week on the rouble has been quite violent, and the market is now pricing in a recession in Russia next year, a lot of European companies exposed to Russia are under pressure. It's better to avoid names such as Metro, Nokian and Societe Generale, at least until things stabilise in Russia.

    – Arnaud Scarpaci

    You aren't supposed to do stimulus until you're in a recession — when you need it, we pulled demand forward before there was a recession, meaning we may in fact have caused the recession.

    – Lisa Shalett

    I still believe we are moving towards recession into the end of this year, between 1,950 and 2,000 (SPX) I'd be aggressively stepping into hedges.

    – Peter Cecchini

    Following the selloff and the fears of recession that emerged early in the new year people pulled back aggressively from their previous expectations about how a rate hike from the Fed might unfold, suddenly some of this lost confidence has been restored as we've seen a lot of recent economic data from the U.S. beating expectations.

    – Stefan Worrall

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