English

Detailed Synonyms for slump in English

slump:

to slump verb (slumps, slumped, slumping)

  1. to slump
    to slump; to collapse; to crumble down; to cave in; to relapse; to subside
    • slump verb (slumps, slumped, slumping)
    • collapse verb (collapses, collapsed, collapsing)
    • crumble down verb (crumbles down, crumbled down, crumbling down)
    • cave in verb (caves in, caved in, caving in)
    • relapse verb (relapses, relapsed, relapsing)
    • subside verb (subsides, subsided, subsiding)
  2. to slump
    to collapse; to slump; to prolapse; to sag
    • collapse verb (collapses, collapsed, collapsing)
    • slump verb (slumps, slumped, slumping)
    • prolapse verb (prolapses, prolapsing, prolapsing)
    • sag verb (sags, sagged, sagging)
  3. to slump
    plummet; to slump; take a plunge
  4. to slump
    – fall heavily or suddenly; decline markedly 1
    to sink; to slump; to fall off
    – fall heavily or suddenly; decline markedly 1
    • sink verb (sinks, sank, sinking)
    • slump verb (slumps, slumped, slumping)
    • fall off verb (falls off, fell off, falling off)
  5. to slump
    – go down in value 1
    to decline; to correct; to slump
    – go down in value 1
    • decline verb (declines, declined, declining)
    • correct verb (corrects, corrected, correcting)
      • the stock market corrected1
    • slump verb (slumps, slumped, slumping)
      • prices slumped1
  6. to slump
    – fall or sink heavily 1
    to sink; to slump; to slide down
    – fall or sink heavily 1
    • sink verb (sinks, sank, sinking)
      • My spirits sank1
    • slump verb (slumps, slumped, slumping)
      • He slumped onto the couch1
    • slide down verb (slides down, slid down, sliding down)
  7. to slump
    – assume a drooping posture or carriage 1
    to slump; to slouch
    – assume a drooping posture or carriage 1
    • slump verb (slumps, slumped, slumping)
    • slouch verb (slouchs, slouched, slouching)

Conjugations for slump:

present
  1. slump
  2. slump
  3. slumps
  4. slump
  5. slump
  6. slump
simple past
  1. slumped
  2. slumped
  3. slumped
  4. slumped
  5. slumped
  6. slumped
present perfect
  1. have slumped
  2. have slumped
  3. has slumped
  4. have slumped
  5. have slumped
  6. have slumped
past continuous
  1. was slumping
  2. were slumping
  3. was slumping
  4. were slumping
  5. were slumping
  6. were slumping
future
  1. shall slump
  2. will slump
  3. will slump
  4. shall slump
  5. will slump
  6. will slump
continuous present
  1. am slumping
  2. are slumping
  3. is slumping
  4. are slumping
  5. are slumping
  6. are slumping
subjunctive
  1. be slumped
  2. be slumped
  3. be slumped
  4. be slumped
  5. be slumped
  6. be slumped
diverse
  1. slump!
  2. let's slump!
  3. slumped
  4. slumping
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

slump [the ~] noun

  1. the slump
    the economical crises; the slump; the low economic activity
  2. the slump
    the malaise; the recession; the slump; the depression; the dejection
  3. the slump
    the collapse; the crash; the slump; the sagging; the smash; the bust-up
  4. the slump
    – a noticeable deterioration in performance or quality 1
    the slack; the slump; the falling off; the drop-off; the falloff
    – a noticeable deterioration in performance or quality 1
    • slack [the ~] noun
      • a gradual slack in output1
    • slump [the ~] noun
      • the team went into a slump1
    • falling off [the ~] noun
    • drop-off [the ~] noun
      • a drop-off in attendance1
    • falloff [the ~] noun
      • a falloff in quality1
  5. the slump
    – a long-term economic state characterized by unemployment and low prices and low levels of trade and investment 1
    the slump; the depression; the economic crisis
    – a long-term economic state characterized by unemployment and low prices and low levels of trade and investment 1

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Related Definitions for "slump":

  1. a noticeable deterioration in performance or quality1
    • the team went into a slump1
  2. a long-term economic state characterized by unemployment and low prices and low levels of trade and investment1
  3. fall heavily or suddenly; decline markedly1
  4. go down in value1
    • prices slumped1
  5. fall or sink heavily1
    • He slumped onto the couch1
  6. assume a drooping posture or carriage1