Bottom out
/ˈbɒtəm aʊt/B2
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1. To reach the lowest point, level, or value, and be on the verge of recovery or improvement.
- The housing market is expected to bottom out before prices start to climb next year.
- After several months of losses, the stock prices finally bottomed out in October.
- The economic recession saw many small businesses bottom out before the recovery began.
- Analysts believe the industry has bottomed out and will begin to grow in the following quarter.
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