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postrecession

postrecession adjective: occurring after a recession.

Adjective

postrecession (not comparable)

  1. Occurring after a recession.
    • While Home Depot has emerged from the credit crisis strong enough to borrow at attractive rates now, it has chosen not to do so. Mr. Blake has charted a course away from expansion, one that he holds out as a template for running a big company in postrecession America.2009 May 19, Louis Uchitelle, “Home Depot Girds for Continued Weakness”, in New York Times

Origin of postrecession

From post- + recession.

Questions about postrecession

What does postrecession mean?
Postrecession means occurring after a recession.
What part of speech is postrecession?
Postrecession is an adjective.

Words near postrecession in the dictionary

  1. postreaction
  2. postreactivation
  3. postreceptor
  4. postreceptoral
  5. postreceptorally
  6. postrecession
  7. postrecruitment
  8. postrectal
  9. postrecurrence
  10. postreduction
  11. postreform

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