Synonyms for macro
ˈmæk roʊmacro

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1. macro, macro instructionadjective

   a single computer instruction that results in a series of instructions in machine language

   Synonyms:
   macro instruction

   Antonyms:
   little, small

2. macroadjective

   very large in scale or scope or capability

   Antonyms:
   small, little

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1. List of paraphrases for "macro":

   macros, macro-, macroeconomic, macroscopic, macro-level, macro-economic, macrolevel

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1. Chief Executive Bezhalel Machlis:

   Another important element of our results is the solid growth in two important target regions for us, Latin America and Asia-Pacific, these results, combined with a somewhat more favourable macro-environment for defence spending, lead us to be optimistic with regard to 2015.

2. Christoph Rieger:

   The fact that below-consensus U.S. retail sales failed to add to the bid for Bunds and Treasuries underscores that the more mixed macro backdrop is discounted and a larger trigger would probably be required to take yields lower.

3. Sam Diedrich:

   If you had described the environment (at the start of the year) and asked people what they expected macro to do, I think people would have said 'quite well', the drivers for macro returns are really (the) ability to capture the trends that exist, so it's hard to predict that going forward, but a lot of the drivers that would seem very positive are setting up for this year again.

4. Sean Newman:

   At 11% we don't think the pricing adequately compensates investors the looming macro-economic risks, we estimate a funding shortfall of US$2.4bn, which will probably result in further indebtedness at the central bank - which creates additional risks.

5. Stephen Innes:

   The macro headwinds outweigh supply concerns for oil now, despite tensions in the Middle East and a reduced spare capacity pillow.