Deducted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEDUCTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEDUCT, to subtract
• subtract or take away (an amount or part) from a total

Words related to DEDUCTED

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How to use DEDUCTED in a sentence

• The deaths in the War do not represent a half of this decrease, when is deducted the losses among the coloured troops and those from French colonies who fought for France.
• Almost in the center of this group stood the extensive storehouse from which all necessary supplies were furnished the mill hands, the cost being deducted from their wages.
• It proved to be a large male, measuring 4 feet 7 inches, from which something over a foot must be deducted for its shabby tail.
• Dagonet, to whom he had already named the amount demanded, had at once promised him twenty-five thousand dollars, to be eventually deducted from his share of the estate.
• Before breaking up these specimens of Indian art, it was determined to send a quantity, which should be deducted from the royal fifth, to the Emperor.
• The weekly sum of fifteen shillings for board and lodging had been deducted, throughout the whole time, from the rent due to her as landlady.
• These advances are deducted from the amount due when the opium is delivered.
• One third of this was deducted as an allowance for the probabilities of death, and sickness, leaving one hundred and four dollars as the price of his redemption.
• The bailiff, the eldest, had a pound a week, out of which he had to purchase every necessary, and from which five shillings were deducted for lodgings.
• From this his subscriptions to certain ecclesiastical institutions had to be deducted.
• The Siberian and Turkistanian army corps must be deducted, as they would certainly be left in the interior and on the eastern frontier.
• The rocky hill became valuable and went for twenty thousand dollars, of which three thousand had to be deducted for the mortgage.
• The pay of the troops and establishments, on duty with the revenue collectors, is deducted by them, and the surplus only is sent to the Treasury at Lucknow.
• And clearly, too, by as much as either color is deducted, by so much must the color of the pendulum itself be added.
• All movable and immovable German property may be sold at public auction, the proceeds to be paid to the sheriffian government and deducted from the reparation account.
• Practically it amounted to a just division of whatever the mill had made after the tithe for charities had been first deducted.
• That the interest already paid for borrowed money should be deducted from the principal, and that the remainder should be repaid in three yearly instalments.
• Another law enacted that the soldiers should be equipped at the expense of the Republic, without the cost being deducted from their pay, as had hitherto been the case.
• These resolutions were communicated to the queen, who ordered the attorney-general to prosecute the duke for the money he had deducted by virtue of her own warrant.
• There is then to be deducted about L60,000 composition with the Stamp-Office for the privilege of issuing notes.
• The regular army! Three States with their regiments and their coast-defenses had to be deducted at the very start.
• Besides these the two regiments on the way from San Francisco to Manila and the garrison of Pearl Harbor in the Hawaiian Islands, could be similarly deducted.
• If the slave exceeded the quantity required of him, the excess was sometimes placed to his credit and deducted from a subsequent day.
• Wages will be deducted in case of sickness, and rations, also, when sickness is feigned.
• From an infinity nothing can be deducted or abated, nor yet, by the testimony of Aristotle, can anything thereto be added or subjoined.
• From this, L37 may be deducted for travelling and other expenses.
• This is to be deducted by three instalments, one from each of the next three issues of pay.
• With all the expenses of the trail deducted, the steer cattle alone had paid for the entire brand, besides adding over five thousand dollars to my cash capital.
• In reckoning up his available hours he deducted so much in each day for the due performance of his canonical duties.
• The profits of the theatre, when so many classes of the people were deducted from the audience, were not great, and the poet had, for a long time, but a single night.
• Let him observe with what pride they dress them out on a Sunday, with means deducted from their own scanty meals.
• It should be ignited, and the weight of the ash deducted from the previous weight.

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