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Meanings of reduced in English
Made less in size or amount or degree.
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Examples for "rock-bottom"
Examples for "rock-bottom"
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The government plans to control the state before hitting rock-bottom, he said.
2
He finally acknowledged he had hit rock-bottom and had to fight back.
3
Natural gas prices have rebounded from rock-bottom levels, boosting interest among larger companies.
4
Despite an improving economy and rock-bottom rates, inventory of available homes is inconsistent.
5
Many companies repriced existing debt, extending maturities and locking in rock-bottom interest rates.
Usage of reduced in English
1
Health Minister Mark Drakeford said it was essential suicide risk was reduced.
2
The result has seen Dr Kerryn Phelps' lead slightly reduced to 1626.
3
Traders said the lower oil price may lead to reduced fuel costs.
4
The second Chongqing plant was allowed to continue production at reduced capacity.
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First-world Europe is reduced to asking the IMF and China for help.
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Leinster reduced Saracens' lead to five points with 18 minutes to go.
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They reduced confidence, and as a result they reduce activity, he said.
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It included the Work Projects Administration and the reduced Public Works Administration.
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Conclusions: TAP reduced transmission risk among HIV-positive MSM, although results are modest.
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Background: Physical activity is associated with reduced risks of many chronic diseases.
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Conclusions: In this multicenter trial the decision aid significantly reduced decisional conflict.
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Less competition almost always means reduced services and higher prices for customers.
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Kekana, on Saturday 28 March, said said the number may have reduced.
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Low task identity and young age predicted reduced feelings of personal accomplishment.
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It has also experienced reduced demand for certain other products and services.
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The Court of Criminal Appeal later reduced the sentence to six years.
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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