Usage of "rock-bottom"

Well below normal (especially in price)

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Usage of rock-bottom in English

The government plans to control the state before hitting rock-bottom, he said. 
 Reuters 

He finally acknowledged he had hit rock-bottom and had to fight back. 
 The Guardian 

Natural gas prices have rebounded from rock-bottom levels, boosting interest among larger companies. 
 Reuters 

Despite an improving economy and rock-bottom rates, inventory of available homes is inconsistent. 
 Reuters 

Many companies repriced existing debt, extending maturities and locking in rock-bottom interest rates. 
 Reuters 

Teen Times: Aldi's latest promotional leaflet features toilets at rock-bottom prices. 
 The Irish Times 

They are popular with employers and generally offer investors diversity at rock-bottom prices. 
 Reuters 

With its rock-bottom prices, Ryanair can claim to have drastically shaken up travel. 
 The Guardian 

Now, the US dollar to rand exchange rate has approached an absolute rock-bottom. 
 The South African 

My advice is to not get desperate and charge rock-bottom rates. 
 Reuters 

Russia exceeded those rock-bottom expectations by beating Saudi Arabia and Egypt. 
 News.com.au 

Things are going from bad, to worse, to rock-bottom for the NMB municipality. 
 The South African 

Pharmacies and back street merchants in Africa sell fake medicines at rock-bottom prices. 
 Reuters 

Saturday evening's result left the rock-bottom Mariners with just seven points from 21 games. 
 The Guardian 

Right now, though, serious, scientifically backed changes mean more to me than rock-bottom deals. 
 Independent.ie 

Firms have also enjoyed rock-bottom financing costs, locking in low rates in debt markets. 
 Reuters 

Frequent collocations

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Meanings of rock-bottom in English