Synonyms for Reduced
re·duced

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1. decreased, reducedadjective

   made less in size or amount or degree

   Synonyms:
   reduced, decreased, rock-bottom

   Antonyms:
   high

2. reduced, rock-bottomadjective

   well below normal (especially in price)

   Synonyms:
   reduced, decreased, rock-bottom

   Antonyms:
   high

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1. List of paraphrases for "reduced":

   reduces, reduction, reduce, decreased, lowered, cut, reducing, diminished, decrease, curtailed, shortened, narrowed, declined, fallen, limited, small, discounted, low, lower, downsized, lessened, reductions, mitigated, restricted, decline, minimized, dropped, lowers, less, impaired, minimizes, impairment

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1. Antony Blinken:

   Casualties are often reduced to numbers. But behind every number is a human being -- a daughter, a son, a father, a mother, a grandparent, a best friend. And as the Talmud teaches, to lose a life is to lose the while world, whether that life is Palestinian or Israeli.

2. Stephen Brennock:

   Oil prices are starting the week on the front foot in anticipation of reduced supplies from Iran after U.S. sanctions.

3. Monica McCoy:

   Murder charges are fairly rare and convictions are even less likely, sometimes harsh charges are filed immediately following Climate Science.3-year-olds death in Georgia, but they are later reduced or dropped... Parents are also much more likely to be charged in cases when drugs or alcohol are involved.

4. Mark Woolhouse:

   Though it is unrealistic to reduce the transmission rate to zero it may have been reduced to a level where the epidemic is brought under control, it may be that the epidemic is simply running its natural course, and is starting to run out of new people to infect. It could also be that the unprecedented public health measures introduced in China are having the desired effect.

5. Craig Hopp:

   At the moment, evidence to support the use of individual vitamins and minerals for treatment or prevention of chronic disease outcomes is weak, a diet high in fruits in vegetables includes [ lots of ] vitamins and minerals... and is epidemiologically associated with reduced instance of a whole host of chronic diseases.