Definition Synonyms
Definition of degression - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
reductionRare gradual reduction or decreaseRare
- The degression in prices was noticeable over the months.
2.
businessTECH. system of decreasing tax rates below benchmarksTECH.
- The degression in the tax policy favored low-income earners.
Origin of degression
Latin, de- (down) + gradi (to step)
Examples of degression in a sentence
There was a degression in the company's profits last year. Degression in tariffs can stimulate market competition. The policy's degression benefits small businesses.
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- French:dégression, dégressivité, ...
- German:Reduktion, Degression, ...
- Italian:decremento, degressione, ...
- Spanish:decrecimiento, degresividad, ...
- Portuguese:redução, degressão, ...
- Chinese:减少, 递减, ...
- Japanese:減少, 減税, ...
- Arabic:تَناقص, تَدَرُّج تَنازُلِي, ...
- Hebrew:הַפְחָתָה הַדְרָגָתִית, הַפְחָתָה, ...
- Russian:снижение, ...
- Ukrainian:зменшення, дегресія, ...
- Hindi:क्रमिक कमी, अर्थशास्त्र, ...
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