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deceleration

[dee-sel-uh-rey-shuhn] / diˌsɛl əˈreɪ ʃən /


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Officials burst into increasingly excited rounds of applause as different phases of the power descent, deceleration and landing were completed.

From Washington Times

Most analysts expect the board will start cutting the interest rate in September or October to avoid greater impact on growth, though Finance Minister Ricardo Bonilla said cuts would depend on further deceleration of inflation.

From Reuters

If so, that would mark the slowest pace since June 2021 and a significant deceleration from the 6.30% peak a year ago.

From Reuters

Total world merchandise exports from the state have fallen since 2014, herded down by a deceleration in global trade, slowing growth in China, tariffs and the pandemic.

From Seattle Times

The deceleration in rent prices is not uniform across the country.

From Reuters