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noun
The act or an instance of receding or withdrawing.
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Opponents said this would lead to recession.
The French economy is close to recession.
That austerity has led to recession is undeniable.
There is a risk of a return to recession".
Bad debts galoreSouth Korea edged closer to recession.
Finally, this chart shows how close to recession Germany is.
The numbers suggest the economy is very close to recession.
No industry is closer to recession today than vehicle manufacturing.
The combination will put us very close to recession.
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Surveys of consumer and business confidence in recent weeks have plummeted to recession-era lows.
The lower price — between $30 and $50 — made the fragrances attractive to recession-conscious buyers.
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