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1boomlet — boom‧let [ˈbuːmlət] noun [countable] a small boom that does not last very long: • The tax increases will do nothing to stop the current boomlet developing into a fully fledged boom. * * * boomlet UK US /ˈbuːmlət/ noun [C] ► ECONOMICS a short… …
2boomlet — ☆ boomlet [bo͞om′lit ] n. a small boom, as in business …
3Boomlet — A small but sharp increase in business activity, political activity or birth rates in a particular region over a certain period of time. Where a boom is considered a period of vigorous growth and prosperity, a boomlet can be regarded as a mini… …
4boomlet — noun Date: 1880 a small boom; specifically a sudden increase in business activity < a stock market boomlet > …
5boomlet — /boohm lit/, n. a brief increase, as in business activity or political popularity. [1875 80, Amer.; BOOM1 + LET] * * * …
6boomlet — noun A small period of rapid growth in a market. See Also: boom …
7boomlet — n. short period of surprising and intense economic boom; small boom in the birth rate …
8boomlet — boom·let …
9boomlet — boom•let [[t]ˈbum lɪt[/t]] n. bus a brief increase, esp. in business activity or political popularity • Etymology: 1875–80, amer …
10boomlet — ˈbümlə̇t noun ( s) Etymology: boom (IV) + let : a small boom; specifically : a short term increase in economic activity …
