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cutback

[kuht-bak] / ˈkʌtˌbæk /


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He got an assist for Alexander Isak's goal - a wonderful cutback - and has looked to add more goals after 18 last season.

From BBC

Businesses are also wrestling with cutbacks to government spending, new tariff costs and uncertain consumer demand.

From BBC

Hospice UK says five of its members have announced "cost reductions" or cutbacks since early October.

From BBC

The past few years seemed to be following the familiar road to a recession: reduced job creation, cutbacks in hours, and reduced reliance on temporary workers.

From Barron's

And to hear businesspeople tell it, the shutdown cutbacks are making air travel, already a challenging proposition on the best of days, a new nightmare of uncertainty.

From MarketWatch