Definition of recessionista in English:

recessionista

nounrɪˌsɛʃ(ə)nˈiːstərəseSHəˈnēstə

informal

A woman who seeks to remain fashionable or stylish despite financial difficulties or a limited budget.
Example sentencesExamples
- If I hear the term "recessionista" one more time in a glossy, I think I will actually explode.
- These adorable, fairytale-like creations, which recall Alice In Wonderland and smack of defiant frivolity and impracticality, are the recessionista's status symbol of choice.
- The Olsen girl will front the March cover wearing Proenza (does Proenza do "recessionista chic"?).
- We're going to show you where the "recessionistas" are finding some real deals.
- The question is whether this thrift...will last only as long as the credit crunch and the trendiness of the recessionista.
- Publishers and novelists believe what has been dubbed "recessionista fiction" will strike a chord with readers who have run out of sympathy with the shopaholics of previous best-sellers.
- Well our resident recessionista has some fabulous tips for shopping second hand.
- She's got some tips for fasionistas turned recessionistas.
- The global financial crisis spawned the recessionista; now global warming has 'carborexics' and 'dark greens', environmental extremists who factor carbon counts into every aspect of their lives.
- Enter the recessionista, that frugal fashionista who's not afraid to troll the clearance racks.

Origin

Early 21st century: from recession + -ista.

Definition of recessionista in US English:

recessionista

nounrəseSHəˈnēstə

informal

A woman who seeks to remain fashionable or stylish despite financial difficulties or a limited budget.
Example sentencesExamples
- The question is whether this thrift...will last only as long as the credit crunch and the trendiness of the recessionista.
- The global financial crisis spawned the recessionista; now global warming has 'carborexics' and 'dark greens', environmental extremists who factor carbon counts into every aspect of their lives.
- Enter the recessionista, that frugal fashionista who's not afraid to troll the clearance racks.
- These adorable, fairytale-like creations, which recall Alice In Wonderland and smack of defiant frivolity and impracticality, are the recessionista's status symbol of choice.
- She's got some tips for fasionistas turned recessionistas.
- Well our resident recessionista has some fabulous tips for shopping second hand.
- Publishers and novelists believe what has been dubbed "recessionista fiction" will strike a chord with readers who have run out of sympathy with the shopaholics of previous best-sellers.
- The Olsen girl will front the March cover wearing Proenza (does Proenza do "recessionista chic"?).
- We're going to show you where the "recessionistas" are finding some real deals.
- If I hear the term "recessionista" one more time in a glossy, I think I will actually explode.

Origin

Early 21st century: from recession + -ista.

词汇	recessionista
释义	Definition of recessionista in English: recessionista nounrɪˌsɛʃ(ə)nˈiːstərəseSHəˈnēstə informal A woman who seeks to remain fashionable or stylish despite financial difficulties or a limited budget. Example sentencesExamples If I hear the term "recessionista" one more time in a glossy, I think I will actually explode. These adorable, fairytale-like creations, which recall Alice In Wonderland and smack of defiant frivolity and impracticality, are the recessionista's status symbol of choice. The Olsen girl will front the March cover wearing Proenza (does Proenza do "recessionista chic"?). We're going to show you where the "recessionistas" are finding some real deals. The question is whether this thrift...will last only as long as the credit crunch and the trendiness of the recessionista. Publishers and novelists believe what has been dubbed "recessionista fiction" will strike a chord with readers who have run out of sympathy with the shopaholics of previous best-sellers. Well our resident recessionista has some fabulous tips for shopping second hand. She's got some tips for fasionistas turned recessionistas. The global financial crisis spawned the recessionista; now global warming has 'carborexics' and 'dark greens', environmental extremists who factor carbon counts into every aspect of their lives. Enter the recessionista, that frugal fashionista who's not afraid to troll the clearance racks. Origin Early 21st century: from recession + -ista. Definition of recessionista in US English: recessionista nounrəseSHəˈnēstə informal A woman who seeks to remain fashionable or stylish despite financial difficulties or a limited budget. Example sentencesExamples The question is whether this thrift...will last only as long as the credit crunch and the trendiness of the recessionista. The global financial crisis spawned the recessionista; now global warming has 'carborexics' and 'dark greens', environmental extremists who factor carbon counts into every aspect of their lives. Enter the recessionista, that frugal fashionista who's not afraid to troll the clearance racks. These adorable, fairytale-like creations, which recall Alice In Wonderland and smack of defiant frivolity and impracticality, are the recessionista's status symbol of choice. She's got some tips for fasionistas turned recessionistas. Well our resident recessionista has some fabulous tips for shopping second hand. Publishers and novelists believe what has been dubbed "recessionista fiction" will strike a chord with readers who have run out of sympathy with the shopaholics of previous best-sellers. The Olsen girl will front the March cover wearing Proenza (does Proenza do "recessionista chic"?). We're going to show you where the "recessionistas" are finding some real deals. If I hear the term "recessionista" one more time in a glossy, I think I will actually explode. Origin Early 21st century: from recession + -ista.
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