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bottom out
verb
(intr, adverb) to reach the lowest point and level out
the recession shows no sign of bottoming out
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
In Los Angeles, hiring bottomed out in 2021, when county data show only 81 new deputies joined the department.
"I don't think China's consumption will fully recover until it's clear that the property sector has bottomed out and therefore many households' primary assets are starting to recover."
The property market slump is expected to bottom out this year, but Wall Street banking giant Goldman Sachs says the downturn will be a "multi-year drag" on China's economic growth.
On the same day the Bruins fell out of the Associated Press rankings, they might have bottomed out Monday with a 75-68 loss to Rutgers at Jersey Mike’s Arena.
The problem is, as I mentioned earlier, relatively ending well has often emerged after a period of really bottoming out.
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