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anticrisis

1 7.4

Meant to prevent or reduce the effects of an economic crisis

adjective
/ˌæn.tiˈkraɪ.sɪs/

Formal

: anticrisis

Banks implemented anticrisis policies to protect themselves from financial shocks.

Examples

The government introduced several anticrisis measures to stabilize the economy.
An anticrisis plan was developed to address potential disruptions in the supply chain.
The government implemented an anticrisis plan to stabilize the economy.
Many countries are developing anticrisis measures to protect their citizens.
The government implemented an anticrisis strategy to stabilize the economy during the recession.
The company's anticrisis measures helped prevent significant layoffs despite the downturn.
Experts discussed various anticrisis policies that could mitigate the financial impacts of the pandemic.

Synonyms

countercyclical

vsanticrisis

Specialized

1 8.5

Acting opposite to the economy's cycle to reduce its ups and downs

focuses on preventing or reducing crisis effects instead of moving opposite the cycle

Antonyms

crisis

∞ 3.1

A very dangerous or difficult time when quick decisions are needed

How Preventive

preventive

51 3.8

anticrisis

Formal

1 7.4

precautionary

22 5.0

Surface Forms

anticrisis positive

Morphology

anticrisis = crisis (transparent) = anti + crisis

The meaning is directly compositional: anti- means against or opposing, and crisis names the problem being countered.

Etymology

Anticrisis comes from the parts anti- and crisis, where anti- means 'against' and crisis means 'danger' or 'emergency'. So anticrisis describes something made to fight a crisis, meaning it is meant to prevent or reduce the crisis's harm.