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bleakonomics

bleakonomics noun: the struggle to maintain a reasonable lifestyle during a time of difficult economic conditions.

Noun

bleakonomics (uncountable)

  1. The struggle to maintain a reasonable lifestyle during a time of difficult economic conditions.

Origin of bleakonomics

From bleak + -onomics.

Questions about bleakonomics

What does bleakonomics mean?
Bleakonomics means the struggle to maintain a reasonable lifestyle during a time of difficult economic conditions.
What part of speech is bleakonomics?
Bleakonomics is a noun.

Words near bleakonomics in the dictionary

  1. Bleakley
  2. Bleakleys
  3. bleakly
  4. bleakness
  5. bleaknesses
  6. bleakonomics
  7. bleaks
  8. bleaksome
  9. bleaky
  10. Blean
  11. blear

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