Synonyms for downsizing
down·siz·ing

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1. retrenchment, curtailment, downsizingnoun

   the reduction of expenditures in order to become financially stable

   Synonyms:
   curtailment, suppression, retrenchment

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1. • Economy

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1. senior streamliningverb

   someone who moves to a smaller home, reducing possessions, and/or requiring care

   Submitted by marylaymanrealtor on December 4, 2022  

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1. List of paraphrases for "downsizing":

   drawdown, reduction, downscaling, streamlining, down-sizing, rationalization, retrenchment, reducing, compression

Concise Medical Dictionary, by Joseph C Segen, MDRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. downsizing

   Synonyms:
   Re-engineering, restructuring, right-sizing

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1. Barack Obama:

   A lot of what drives bad race relations is scarcity in the working-class populations, we have all of these looming questions with globalization and downsizing. These are underlying structural problems.

2. Robert Frick:

   High prices not only slow sales, but they make downsizing difficult for many older Americans who were looking forward to making a big profit on the sale of their existing home and moving into a cheaper, downsized home, high housing prices have spread to many more cities around the country, and that's making downsizing to a smaller home not the financial slam-dunk it was even a couple years ago.

3. Robert Frick:

   Bringing supply and demand into a better balance is still months away, and perhaps several years away, due to high prices and a reluctance to move by some homeowners due to Covid 19, high prices not only slow sales, but they make downsizing difficult for many older Americans who were looking forward to making a big profit on the sale of their existing home and moving into a cheaper, downsized home.

4. Edgar Dworsky:

   Downsizing happens during times of high inflation because companies that make everyday products are also paying more for raw materials, production and delivery costs.

5. Susan Kelechi Watson:

   We're downsizing. We're going to Philly and now it's about getting acclimated to all of these changes that got stirred up.