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noun [S or U ] C2 • synonyms: slant, framing, interpretation • a positive/negative/political spin; media/personal spin on something • put/add/give a spin to something; someone’s spin on events/news • freq in AmE: 7/10
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a particular way of presenting or interpreting information, especially one that is intended to influence opinion or make something seem better, worse, or more appealing than it really is
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collocation with spin noun [S or U ] C2 informal • synonyms: reinterpret, reframe • put a spin on something; put your (own) spin on something; give something a positive/political spin • someone puts a spin on facts/news/story • freq in AmE: 7/10
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to present or interpret something (such as a story, idea, or event) in a particular way that reflects your personal style, opinion, or agenda — often to make it more appealing, persuasive, or aligned with your goals
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noun [U] C2 • psychology/economics • antonym of: generativity • synonyms: standstill, inertia, deadlock • economic/emotional stagnation; fall into stagnation • freq in AmE: 4/10
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a state of inactivity, lack of growth, progress, or development — often used in psychological, economic, or social contexts
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