Synonyms for tailwind
ˈteɪlˌwɪndtail·wind

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1. tailwindnoun

   Antonyms:
   headwind

2. tailwindnoun

   Antonyms:
   headwind

Princeton's WordNet

1. tailwindnoun

   wind blowing in the same direction as the path of a ship or aircraft

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1. List of paraphrases for "tailwind":

   downwind

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1. Bob Yawger:

   The extra barrels hitting international markets have served as a headwind for Brent, with the US Oil Fund (exchange traded fund) reporting inflows of $104 million on Monday, the largest inflow since August, serving as a tailwind for WTI.

2. Toru Yoshikawa:

   As a latecomer, we don't have outstanding mortgages under threat to be taken by rivals, the negative interest rate policy is tailwind for us.

3. Luca Maestri:

   As we're able to grow the services business, that should provide a positive (to margins), a tailwind, at the same time, within the services portfolio that we have, we have services that have different levels of profitability, so we also need to take into account the mix of services we're going to be selling.

4. Freddie Mac:

   Homebuyers are waiting for rates to decrease more significantly, and when they do, a strong job market and a large demographic tailwind of Millennial renters will provide support to the purchase market, moreover, if rates continue to decline, borrowers who purchased in the last year will have opportunities to refinance into lower rates.

5. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu:

   The U.N. Secretary General's remarks give a tailwind to terrorism. There is no justification for terrorism.