Definitions for "recession"
A period of general economic decline; specifically, a decline in GDP for two or more consecutive quarters.
A period during which economic activity, as measured by gross domestic product, declines for at least two quarters in a row in a specific country. If the decline is severe and long, such as greater than ten percent, it may be termed a depression.
usually defined as a contraction in the Gross National Product that lasts six months or longer. A recession might be marked by job layoffs and high unemployment, stagnant wages, and reductions in retail sales, and slowing of housing and car markets. A recession is much milder than a depression, and is often considered a normal part of the business cycle. The last recession experienced by the U.S. was in 1991 and 1992. Voter discontent with the economic recession was in part responsible for the defeat of George Bush in the presidential election of 1992.
The act of receding or withdrawing, as from a place, a claim, or a demand.
The act of ceding back; restoration; repeated cession; as, the recession of conquered territory to its former sovereign.
A receding of something that has been previously ceded. In reinsurance, for example, the recession of coverage to the original insurer (the ceding company) by the reinsurer. Also, a withdrawal or a period of reduced economic activity.
Landward movement of the shoreline due to the loss of beach material and/or direction inundation of the land.
A continuing landward movement of the shoreline
The cancellation of a mortgage or other contract by law or the mutual consent of those involved.
The cancellation of something previously approved.
Law that gives the borrower the right when refinancing, three days to cancel after settlement. This does not apply to purchases or investment property refinances.
Keywords:  gum, tooth, gradual, shrinking, drawing
The gradual drawing away of tissue from its normal position, i.e. the recession of the gum away from the necks of the tooth.
A shrinking of the gum tissue away from its normal position on the tooth which results in the exposure of the root of the tooth.
Gradual drawing away of tissue from its normal position; for example, the recession of the gum away from the tooth.
Recharacterization Reclamation
Keywords:  reconciliation
Reconciliation
Keywords:  reflation, recovery
recovery reflation
Right to treat a contract as if it never existed; rescind contract rights; generally appropriate in cases of fraud and misrepresentation.
a great time to focus on the few things that customers really care about
a thing that builds over time
a time when we have to do without a lot ot things our grandparents never heard of
a time of trial for all financial institutions that have managed poorly during the euphoria of the preceding boom
an ideal time to increase training in competencies or skills that will be required to get the company off to a running start when the upswing begins
a known causal agent for retarding the growth of entertainment sales
Keywords:  concavity, small
a small concavity
Requisitioning applications Risk Avoidance
a normal, necessary part of the business cycle and will not, in itself, cause a healthy financial system to collapse
Keywords:  isn't, odd, fully, capacity, utilized
an odd time to be investing in additional capacity as the current capacity isn't be fully utilized
Keywords:  distant, becoming, act
the act of becoming more distant
a period when sales go down and staff meetings go up
The required waiting period, 3 days for a refinance.
A procession in which people leave a ceremony, such as at a religious service.