Reductions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REDUCTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• REDUCTION, the act of reducing
• the action or fact of making something smaller or less in amount, degree, or size
• the amount by which something is made smaller, less, or lower in price
• the simplification of a subject or problem to a particular form in presentation or analysis
• the process of converting an amount from one denomination to a smaller one, or of bringing down a fraction to its lowest terms.
• the halving of the number of chromosomes per cell that occurs at one of the two anaphases of meiosis.
• a thing that is made smaller or less in size or amount.
• an arrangement of an orchestral score for piano or for a smaller group of performers.
• a thick and concentrated liquid or sauce made by boiling.
• a copy of a picture or photograph made on a smaller scale than the original.
• the action of remedying a dislocation or fracture by returning the affected part of the body to its normal position
• the process or result of reducing or being reduced
• substitution of a sound which requires less muscular effort to articulate
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of reducing; the state of being reduced

Words related to REDUCTIONS

reduction12

Words that contain REDUCTIONS

irreductions15 photoreductions23

How to use REDUCTIONS in a sentence

• To be sure he was not prepared to suggest any specific reductions in direct taxation.
• These, although necessarily reductions in size, reproduce the quaint vigour of the originals.
• It can not be doubted that the proposed reductions will for the present diminish the revenues of the Department.
• The landowners complained of rent reductions, of farms idle on their hands, and of increasing expenses.
• In the reductions ordered or made in the armies of Flandes and other places, this order has always been observed.
• Whenever these reductions have been made in armies and militia, they are resented at the beginning.
• Fuller details regarding the reception of delegates and their entertainment, together with rates at hotels, and railroad reductions, will be found on the last page of the cover.
• Even so, the Indian Government needs to restore the early momentum of reform, especially by continuing reductions in the extensive remaining government regulations.
• The latter conceded him many favors and indulgences for the missionaries engaged in conversions and reductions.
• Several reductions were formed in the province, and in the adjacent island of Siargao.
• From his statement it appeared that, notwithstanding the reductions made in taxation during the last session, the finances continued to improve.
• The estimated loss of the reductions in the whole was L3,170,000, a reduction which the revenue could not sustain.
• After a few words from Sir Robert Peel, however, who questioned the reality of the reductions made by government, the financial arrangements were carried without opposition.
• The estimated loss to the revenue by these reductions was L1,056,000, which would leave a surplus for the year, after the above reductions, of L516,000.
• The amount of all the taxes which he proposed to remit would be L351,000 this year, though when the proposed reductions came into full operation it would amount to L568,000.
• Sir Robert Peel announced the intentions of government with respect to the reductions in the timber duties on Tuesday, the 10th of February.
• He is ready to order reductions in the budget of the army, the opera, the ballet, and the extraordinary pensions.
• Most of our things we got at really fabulous reductions.
• But it is hardly to be expected that these reductions will induce Mr.
• Many of the reductions had little effect, the former rate having been much higher than was needed to exclude the goods.
• But some of the reductions doubtless will force the less efficient plants in some industries touched to increase their efficiency or go out of business.
• By this plan the premium becomes less for the later reductions than in either of the other plans.
• President Strasser of the Cigar Makers has pointed out that the Cigar Makers came through the depression of 1893-1897 with very slight reductions in wages.
• If the tax on domestic spirits is to be retained, it is plain, therefore, that large reductions from the customs revenue are entirely feasible.
• That such relief may be extended without detriment to other public interests will be discovered upon reviewing the results of former reductions.
• It will be noticed that both of these reductions were of a radical character and relatively quite as important as that which is now proposed.
• The legislation of the last session effected in the diplomatic and consular service certain changes and reductions which have been productive of embarrassment.
• The attention of Congress is invited to the importance of making suitable modifications and reductions of the rates of duty imposed by our present tariff laws.
• On the contrary, the reductions proposed would increase that trade and augment the revenue derived from it.
• It exasperated the landlord, while, by placing before the tenant the continual temptation of further reductions in rent, it tended to check good cultivation.
• This is largely due to the policy of the missionaries in forming the mission reductions of converts.
• The observers will do but little work in the daytime, except perhaps on the sun, and will not undertake much of the computation or reductions.
• After all its reductions, the British empire is still vast and various.
• Many of the criticisms were sound, and some of the reductions were accepted by Government.
• Such reductions have necessarily cut down the compensation of these officials, while it undoubtedly increased the business performed by them.

Similar words containing DUCTION without suffix s and without prefix re

eduction11 abduction14 adduction13 deduction13 eductions12 induction12 reduction12 seduction12 abductions15 adductions14 conduction15 deductions14 inductions13 production15 seductions13 subduction15 traduction13 conductions16 inductional14 irreduction14 productions16 reductional14 subductions16 traductions14 conductional17 coproduction19 introduction15 irreductions15 preinduction17 productional17 reductionism17 reductionist15 reproduction17 transduction15 circumduction22 coproductions20 introductions16 nonconduction18 preproduction20 reductionisms18 reductionists16 reproductions18 transductions16 preinductions18 circumductions23 cotransduction19 overproduction22 photoinduction22 photoreduction22 postproduction21 preproductions21 reductionistic19 reintroduction17 semiconduction21 superinduction19 transductional17 nonconductions19 cotransductions20 hyperproduction28 overproductions23 photoconduction25 photoinductions23 photoproduction25 photoreductions23 postproductions22 reintroductions18 semiconductions22 superconduction22 superinductions20 underproduction21 antireductionis18 underproductions22 photoproductions26 antireductionism21 hyperproductions29 antireductionist19 photoreproduction27 microreproduction26 antireductionisms22 antireductionists20 photoreproductions28 microreproductions27

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