slumpy
- adjective
- /ˈslʌm.pi/
- After a series of successful launches, the product line hit a slumpy phase, leading to decreased consumer interest.
Examples
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January, I felt very slumpy reading slump.
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The sales team experienced a slumpy quarter, with profits dropping significantly compared to last year.
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During the winter months, the store often goes through a slumpy period as customers are less likely to shop.
Synonyms
Lower than usual in price or value
Not active or growing, for example in business
Happening during a time when the economy becomes smaller and business activity slows
Antonyms
How Weak
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Slumpy comes from slump meaning 'to fall or drop suddenly' plus the ending -y meaning 'in a state of'. So a slumpy quarter feels like a time when sales have 'fallen' and business is weak.