Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with slump in American Collocation
big
big
deep
dramatic
major
There was a dramatic slump in Labour’s share of the vote.
bad
alarming
bad
disastrous
severe
Japan is just beginning to recover from its worst slump since the 1930s.
happening everywhere
global
worldwide
The deal is in an attempt to cut costs and overcome the global slump in hi-tech industries.
recent/current
current
recent
United travel to London in the hope of ending their recent slump in form.
of a particular type
advertising
economic
housing
market
price
property
sales
trade
Unless you are forced to, never sell during a property slump.
experience a slump
experience
face
hit
suffer
While French remains the most popular language, it still suffered a slump of 19 per cent in four years.
predict a slump
predict
This time last year experts predicted a slump in the housing market.
cause a slump
cause
spark
trigger
Downloading from the internet has caused a slump in the sales of CDs
avoid or end a slump
avoid
end
prevent
It will require international co-operation both to curb inflation and to avoid a slump.