Thesaurus / retrenchment
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Most observers expect some retrenchment of that rally sooner or later.
A BRIEF HISTORY OF BITCOIN BUBBLESDZANEMORRISJANUARY 2, 2021FORTUNEThe retrenchment comes two weeks after Sur La Table laid off 27 employees, a fifth of its corporate staff, without severance pay.
PANDEMIC BANKRUPTCIES: A RUNNING LIST OF RETAILERS THAT HAVE FILED FOR CHAPTER 11ABHA BHATTARAIDECEMBER 4, 2020WASHINGTON POSTHayati, who previously reported for Malaysian daily Berita Harian and English newspaper New Straits Times, has lost work due to retrenchment and is struggling to maintain her livelihood as a freelancer.
THESE 10 JOURNALISTS FACE ADDITIONAL THREATS FROM COVID-19LBELANGER225DECEMBER 2, 2020FORTUNEThis has led to layoffs, waning of capital investment and a broad industry retrenchment.
EZRA KLEIN LEAVES VOX, THE WEBSITE HE FOUNDED, FOR NEW YORK TIMES, IN A DIGITAL MEDIA A-LIST EXODUSPAUL FARHI, SARAH ELLISONNOVEMBER 20, 2020WASHINGTON POSTThe retrenchment could help to erase debt and free up money to invest in their core businesses.
‘SLEEPING GIANT’: HOW GOOGLE STANDS TO SHAKE UP THE CONNECTED TV PLATFORM WARTIM PETERSONOCTOBER 7, 2020DIGIDAYBut any sensible plan of retrenchment in their household expenses had never been evolved in her mind.
THE GIRLS OF CENTRAL HIGH ON THE STAGEGERTRUDE W. MORRISONIn 1897 a heavy cut in our appropriations made it necessary to consider every possible method of retrenchment.
SILVER CHIMES IN SYRIAW. S. NELSONThe cry for 'retrenchment' was joined to the cry for reform.
THE ENGLISH UTILITARIANS, VOLUME II (OF 3)LESLIE STEPHENCobden's policy of peace and retrenchment, however, became more and more unpopular.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST BOOKS, VOL XVARIOUSThe Society has had its periods of stagnation and disappointment; at times its directors have felt driven to retrenchment.
THE QUIVER 3/1900ANONYMOUSWORDS RELATED TO RETRENCHMENT
- abridgement
- absence
- curtailment
- dearth
- decrease
- default
- defect
- deficit
- depletion
- deprivation
- destitution
- distress
- exigency
- exiguity
- inadequacy
- inferiority
- insufficience
- insufficiency
- loss
- meagerness
- miss
- necessity
- paucity
- poverty
- privation
- reduction
- retrenchment
- scantiness
- scarcity
- shortage
- shortcoming
- shortfall
- shortness
- shrinkage
- shrinking
- slightness
- stint
- want
- acknowledgments
- answers
- attitudes
- back talks
- backfires
- backlashes
- boomerangs
- comebacks
- compensations
- counteractions
- counterbalances
- counterpoises
- double-takes
- echoes
- feedbacks
- feelings
- hits
- kickbacks
- kicks
- knee-jerks
- lips
- opinions
- reagencies
- rebounds
- receptions
- receptivities
- reciprocation
- recoil
- reflections
- reflexes
- rejoinders
- repercussions
- replies
- retorts
- returns
- reverberations
- revulsion
- sasses
- snappy comebacks
- takes
- vibes
- wisecracks
- abridgement
- austerity
- care
- carefulness
- caution
- curtailment
- cutback
- decrease
- deduction
- direction
- discretion
- frugality
- husbandry
- layoff
- meanness
- miserliness
- moratorium
- niggardliness
- parcity
- parsimony
- providence
- prudence
- recession
- reduction
- regulation
- restraint
- retrenchment
- rollback
- shrinkage
- sparingness
- stinginess
- supervision
- thrift
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