Synonyms for cutback
ˈkʌtˌbækcut·back

Princeton's WordNet

1. cutbacknoun

   a reduction in quantity or rate

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1. • Reduction

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1. List of paraphrases for "cutback":

   cutout, reduction

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1. Jorge Pinon:

   There does not seem to have been a cutback in crude oil and or petroleum products deliveries by Venezuela to Cuba, according to marine traffic reports, they may be expecting one in the future, building inventories or simply trying to save money or trying to insure there are no blackouts for residents as electricity demand increases.

2. Christopher Williamson:

   Companies are becoming more reluctant to expand and more cost conscious, so that cutback in hiring is a reflection of that.

3. William Stofega:

   The upbeat messages — it's nice to hear, but then when you're struggling, if you have a cutback at your job, there's always that bleed-over and that could dull the reception, the thing that garners the most attention, obviously, is the iPhone and some of the media products, but... it can be a little excessive after a while.

4. John Kilduff:

   The bandwagon trade just two months ago was that we will hit $ 60, but now $ 35 is looking like more of a reality, we're in a vicious cycle, with no sign of this glut in oil products disappearing anytime soon, while any cutback by refiners is backing up crude into the system. This tells me the rally is over.

5. John Kilduff:

   We're in a vicious cycle, with no sign of this glut in oil products disappearing anytime soon, while any cutback by refiners is backing up crude into the system. This tells me the rally is over.