Synonyms for upturn
ʌpˈtɜrn, ˈʌpˌtɜrn; ˈʌpˌtɜrnup·turn

Princeton's WordNet

1. upturnnoun

   an upward movement or trend as in business activity

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1. List of paraphrases for "upturn":

   recovery, resumption, rebound, revival, boom, upswing

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1. Chris Williamson:

   A modest upturn in the headline manufacturing PMI belies some more worrying undercurrents which point to potential weakness in coming months.

2. Chris Williamson:

   Alongside the upturn signaled by the sister ‘flash’ manufacturing PMI survey, the improved performance of the service sector in February means the economy looks to be enjoying yet another spell of robust growth in the first quarter.

3. Alex Shikany:

   There’s definitely been an upturn in particular areas because of the pandemic, the value proposition of automation is always efficiency, but with a pandemic it’s also a way to space workers out and to run factories 24 hours a day without disruptions.

4. Martin Bouygues:

   We can see the upturn in home sales in a big way at Bouygues Immobilier, nonetheless, between the moment when we make a sale and it translates into a housing start, it can take at least a year, so the effect won't be felt until mid-2016.

5. Glenn Huniche:

   That is something that is going to be game changing in the years to come, with the upturn, conventional (tanker) owners are coming back with money in their pockets - and that can be used in instruments like this.