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cutback
noun as in decrease
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Example Sentences
Her research indicates that it's not just low-income households that are making considerable cutbacks on their heating, as evidenced through the "record levels of energy debt" in Britain.
But it also warns the council is under "significant financial pressure", with the authority planning to make widespread cutbacks and ask the government for Exceptional Financial Support of £43m to help balance the books.
It will require budget cutbacks in areas such as student financial aid and research support.
The Australian then went for the inside in the hope of getting the cutback on Norris, but in doing so his left rear wheel caught the right front of Hulkenberg's car.
Any abrupt cutback of Russian oil could lead to inflation, political instability and budget problems.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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