antispeculative
/ˌæntiˈspɛkjələtɪv/
adjective
- Opposed to or designed to prevent financial speculation (risky investments for quick profit).
- The new law includes antispeculative measures to stop people from flipping houses too quickly.
- The government introduced antispeculative taxes to cool down the housing market.
- Many investors supported the antispeculative regulations after the market crash.
- Opposed to or avoiding theoretical or conjectural thinking; focused on practical or proven facts.
- Some philosophers criticize antispeculative trends for limiting creative thought.
- His antispeculative approach meant he only published research based on solid data.
- The teacher encouraged an antispeculative attitude in the science lab, emphasizing observation over guesswork.
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