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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a double dip" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where something is experienced or affected in two negative ways, often in economic contexts or when discussing food.
Example: "The economy is facing a double dip recession, which is causing concern among investors."
Alternatives: "a double whammy" or "twofold impact".
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A double dip?
But there could be a double dip.
Economists are talking of a double dip.
That's a double dip we can't afford.
"Fear of a Double Dip Could Cause One," said another.
The prospect of a double dip is truly horrifying.
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Earlier fears of a double dip--which we did not share--have not materialized.
(Vox) Slipping into a double-dip recession?
It went into a double-dip recession.
Is it a double-dip recession?
Yet Spain is plunging into a double-dip recession.
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