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Often used in the same context:
bubble,
boomlet,
craze,
downturn,
recession,
upswing,
renaissance,
slowdown,
bonanza,
mania,
boomtown,
spurt,
upturn,
frenzy,
resurgence,
surge,
slump,
binge,
credit crunch,
bust,
shakeout,
goldrush,
crisis,
affluence,
spike,
implosion,
glut,
meltdown,
growth,
stagnation,
dotcom,
frothiness,
influx,
plateauing,
industrialization,
spree,
prosperity,
undersupply,
urbanization,
flourishing,
deindustrialization,
doldrums,
wave,
revolution,
deceleration,
fad,
phenomenon,
skyrocket,
upsurge,
advent,
dot com,
gushers,
windfall,
scarcity,
reflation,
buoyancy,
explosion,
rising tide,
oversupply,
exodus,
trend,
collapse,
decline,
heyday,
downspin,
industrial revolution,
spiralling,
underinvestment,
rocketing,
overcapitalization,
euphoria,
tidal wave,
disposable income,
economy,
upheaval,
downswing,
downslide,
downdraft,
era,
crunch,
vogue,
froth,
boomers,
inflationary spiral,
mushrooming,
stagnancy,
rise,
uptick,
revival,
bull,
nose dive,
rebirth,
golden,
turbulence,
motorisation,
exurb,
upswell,
baby boomer,
tumult,
lull,
multiples,
brain drain,
booms,
spate,
flurry,
furor,
burst,
crash,
prosperous,
affluent,
older,
preindustrial,
middleclass,
neediest,
healthiest,
homeless,
impoverished,
income,
lowerclass,
mexican,
most,
nonwhite,
povertystricken,
quietest,
ridden,
vulnerable,
deaf,
depression
More specific:
luxuriate,
revive
Appears in the definition of:
baby boomer,
baby buster,
backhoe,
boomer,
buster,
crane,
dawson,
derrick,
dull,
enjoy,
enrich,
generation x,
gen x,
re-create,
sonic,
sonic boom,
suck
Part of:
sailing ship,
sailing vessel
More general:
go,
grow,
happening,
hit,
natural event,
noise,
occurrence,
pole,
prosperity,
sound,
spar,
storm
Synonyms:
blast,
bonanza,
boom out,
din,
expand,
flourish,
get ahead,
goldmine,
manna from heaven,
microphone boom,
nail,
prosper,
roar,
roaring,
smash,
thrive,
thunder
Also try:
— Nouns for boom:
bust,
years,
end,
period,
cohorts,
women,
children,
town,
era,
days,
towns,
more...
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