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to slump
01
to sit, lean or fall heavily or suddenly, typically due to exhaustion, weakness, or lack of energy.
Intransitive
Examples
After the long hike, he slumped onto the rock, catching his breath and resting his tired legs.
Feeling utterly fatigued, she slumped into the chair, grateful for a moment of respite.
02
to experience a significant failure or decline in performance, quality, or overall condition.
Intransitive
Examples
Despite early success, the team began to slump in the second half of the season.
The company 's reputation slumped following a series of public relations mishaps and controversies.
03
to adopt a posture or carriage characterized by a noticeable drooping or slouching, often indicating weariness, dejection, or lack of energy
Intransitive
Examples
As the monotonous meeting continued, participants began to slump in their chairs.
Upon receiving the news, her shoulders slumped, revealing the emotional weight of the information.
04
to experience a sudden and significant decrease or decline in price, value, or amount
Intransitive
Examples
The company 's stock slumped after the unexpected economic downturn.
The real estate values slumped as a result of oversupply and reduced demand for housing.
Slump
01
a noticeable deterioration in performance or quality
02
a long-term economic state characterized by unemployment and low prices and low levels of trade and investment
