dramatic upturn

Frequency: 8.015.5 per million words

Used to describe a very large and sudden improvement.

upturnADJECTIVE + NOUN

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dramatic

Examples (10)

  • The company reported a dramatic upturn in profits this quarter.
  • Economists were surprised by the dramatic upturn in consumer spending.
  • We have seen a dramatic upturn in the number of tourists visiting the island.
  • The local housing market experienced a dramatic upturn last year.
  • Recent policy changes led to a dramatic upturn in employment rates.
  • After a long period of stagnation, there was a dramatic upturn in the tech sector.
  • The charity saw a dramatic upturn in donations following the appeal.
  • Climate scientists observed a dramatic upturn in global temperatures.
  • The team's performance took a dramatic upturn after the new coach arrived.
  • Investors are hoping for a dramatic upturn in the stock market soon.