flattish

[ flat-ish ]

adjective

1. somewhat flat.

flattish

/ ˈflætɪʃ /

adjective

1. somewhat flat

Word History and Origins

Origin of flattish¹

First recorded in 1605–15; flat ¹ + -ish ¹

Example Sentences

Moreover, the company told financial analysts to expect “flattish” revenue for the experiences division for the next fiscal quarter and for several quarters after that.

From Los Angeles Times

Deutsche Bank analyst Emmanuel Rosner said in a note to clients that he now expects deliveries to be “flattish” in 2024 at 50,000 vehicles, as opposed to his previous expectation of 65,000 vehicles.

From Los Angeles Times

In its twice-yearly report, Bain said global sales of personal goods - spanning clothing, accessories and beauty products - were likely to be flattish in the fourth quarter, year-on-year, after a 3% decline at current exchange rates in the third quarter.

From Reuters

Higher pricing probably led to volumes being flattish a little bit, Johnston said.

From Reuters

H&M shares fell more than 4% in early trading after the company said June-August local-currency sales, the most closely watched figure, were "flattish" year-on-year, missing the 5% growth forecast by analysts in a Reuters poll.

From Reuters