Deductions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEDUCTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DEDUCTION, the act of deducing or deducting
• the action of deducting or subtracting something
• an amount that is or may be deducted from something, especially from taxable income or tax to be paid
• the inference of particular instances by reference to a general law or principle
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act of taking away; something that is or may be subtracted

Words related to DEDUCTIONS

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How to use DEDUCTIONS in a sentence

• With what ardour our minds respond to real events with literary deductions.
• His arguments did not convince, since they were deductions from wrong premises, and premises which shocked and insulted the reason.
• And these deductions were often gloomy, and colored by the fears which were inseparable from a belief in divine wrath rather than divine love.
• And thus it was that I drew deductions of my own which added not a little to my torture.
• During the seven hundred and ninety-eight days of depression I drew countless incorrect deductions.
• He trusts his senses for information and his instinct for deductions.
• A collection of hard facts is an extremely beneficial mental exercise, but the deductions drawn from such a collection should be regarded as an integral part of the work.
• They argue the case with a degree of fairness, and many of their opinions and deductions are novel and equally just.
• You see, Watson, our little deductions have suddenly assumed a much more important and less innocent aspect.
• It is only by such observations and experiments, and deductions therefrom, that engineers may obtain a better knowledge of the handling of such materials.
• I am the rigorous mathematician who makes his deductions from a preliminary proposition.
• They are recorded as historical facts, and, as such, are always open for investigation or deductions.
• The deductions of his free reasoning led him upon perilous ground.
• You judge us by standards which have no existence outside of your own purely masculine deductions.
• Unfortunately for his logic, the continuity of his deductions was blocked by a consideration which he had not anticipated.
• This work, which is on Ethics, I have not seen, but suspect I shall differ from it in its foundation, although not in its deductions.
• Captain Salt, having made the proper deductions calmly, paid the reckoning, and they left the house.
• It attacked Strauss in the weakest spot, namely, in his deductions against the authenticity and apostolic origin of the gospels.
• For the comments, deductions or criticisms therein contained, the acute intellect of M.
• But it was a clue of such a nature that, whatever deductions an expert detective might have based upon it, Robert Cairn could base none.
• God not a logical being to be explained by deductions, 703-m.
• The Secessionists made several wrong deductions from the sad appearance of that train.
• But it is to be noted that the theoretical deductions at first sight do not find confirmation in facts.
• A half hour or so ought to prove him right or wrong in his deductions, and Starr would not have grudged a full night to satisfy himself on that point.
• The reader will perhaps make his own kind deductions from my rhetoric when I talk, for example, about a Creator in the creed of low savages.
• The radical fault of rationalism is not any incidental error committed in its deductions, although such necessarily abound in every human system.
• The Holy Spirit is not obtained from the deductions of logic, the conclusions of philosophy nor from the investigations of science.
• All deductions derived only from sufferings endured are incomplete.

Similar words containing DUCTION without suffix s and without prefix de

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