reduced
adjective
uk
/rɪˈdjuːst/ us
/rɪˈduːst/less than before or less than usual:
Meaning of reduced in English
(Definition of reduced from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of reduced
reduced
This is done by using only the first few principal components so that the dimensionality of the transformed data is reduced.
He set up a well-defined hierarchy and reduced the competencies of local workers' councils.
Eternity and eternal life, however, are not to be reduced to any such temporal duration.
Membership fees were $25 with a reduced rate of $5 for students and the unemployed.
On appeal the award was reduced to 40%.
What can not be reduced they should try to reuse.
Vacuum sewerage seems to become more and more important as capital costs could be reduced remarkably.
The double-sized moonroof is no longer being offered, and has been reduced to a conventional size that doesn't extend over the rear seats.
With only one hull in the water, drag is significantly reduced.
It is highly transparent for wavelengths between 3502700 nm with a reduced transmission out to 4500 nm where the crystal is effectively opaque.
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