anticrisis
- noun
- /ˌæn.tiˈkraɪ.sɪs/
- Formal
- The anticrisis plan was effective.
- anticrisis program
Examples
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The company implemented several anticrisis strategies to avoid bankruptcy during the recession.
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International organizations often recommend anticrisis measures to countries facing financial instability.
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The government announced a new anticrisis plan to stabilize the economy during the downturn.
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Many countries have anticrises in place.
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The government implemented an anticrisis strategy to stabilize the economy and protect jobs.
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During the financial downturn, several nations adopted anticrisis measures to avoid recession.
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Effective anticrisis policies can mitigate the economic impact on vulnerable populations.
Antonyms
How Preventive
- Specialized
- Formal
- US
Surface Forms
Etymology
Anticrisis is formed from anti- ('against') and crisis ('danger' or 'emergency'), the same idea you see in words like antibiotic or antifreeze. So an anticrisis is a plan or set of measures made to fight a crisis and make it less harmful.