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Reduce as a Adjective has these synonyms:
cut (back), cut down (on), decrease, diminish, moderate, abate, lessen, shorten, truncate, abbreviate, abridge, curtail, crop, trim, compress, restrict, limit, stuntExample: We must reduce expenses this year.
ease (up on), let up (on), decrease, mitigate, tone down, slacken up (on)
Example: It will reduce the burden of your costs if you share with me.
lose weight, slim (down), diet, trim down, slenderize
Example: You'll have to reduce to fit into that dress, Betty.
Reduce as a Verb has these synonyms:
change, modify, adjust, turn, convert, break down or up, grind, rub, triturate, pulp, powderExample: Payment of the debt reduced me to poverty. The first step is to reduce the liquid to a thick extract.
cut, decrease, trim, bring down, lower, drop, mark down, slash, knock down
Example: The prices on these shoes have been reduced for a quick sale.
demote, degrade, lower, downgrade, break, humble, bust
Example: He was reduced in rank from sergeant to private.
diminish, lessen, bring down, depreciate, subdue, belittle, minimize
Example: He was reduced in her estimation when she saw the deprecating way his friends treated him.
Medicine set, adjust, reset
Example: The doctor caused little pain when he reduced her dislocated finger.
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