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Definition of reduce
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Reduce
(n.) To
restore
to its
proper
place or
condition,
as a
displaced
organ or part; as, to
reduce
a
dislocation,
a
fracture,
or a
hernia..
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Isobar
::
Isobar
(n.) A line
connecting
or
marking
places
upon the
surface
of the earth where
height
of the
barometer
reduced
to sea level is the same
either
at a given time, or for a
certain
period
(mean
height),
as for a year; an
isopiestic
line..
Incinerate
::
Incinerate
()
Reduced
to ashes by
burning;
thoroughly
consumed.
Commensurate
::
Commensurate
(v. t.) To
reduce
to a
common
measure.
Tester
::
Tester
(n.) An old
French
silver
coin,
originally
of the value of about
eighteen
pence,
subsequently
reduced
to
ninepence,
and later to
sixpence,
sterling.
Hence,
in
modern
English
slang,
a
sixpence;
-- often
contracted
to
tizzy.
Called
also
teston..
Miniature
::
Miniature
(a.) Being on a
small;
much
reduced
from the
reality;
as, a
miniature
copy..
Chip
::
Chip (v. t.) To cut small
pieces
from; to
diminish
or
reduce
to
shape,
by
cutting
away a
little
at a time; to hew..
Humble
::
Humble
(v. t.) To make
humble
or lowly in mind; to abase the pride or
arrogance
of; to
reduce
the
self-sufficiently
of; to make meek and
submissive;
-- often used
rexlexively.
Unwrinkle
::
Unwrinkle
(v. t.) To
reduce
from a
wrinkled
state;
to
smooth.
Break
::
Break (v. t.) To
shatter
to
pieces;
to
reduce
to
fragments.
Abate
::
Abate (v. t.) To
diminish;
to
reduce.
Legacies
are
liable
to be
abated
entirely
or in
proportion,
upon a
deficiency
of
assets..
Refine
::
Refine
(v. t.) To
reduce
to a fine,
unmixed,
or pure
state;
to free from
impurities;
to free from dross or
alloy;
to
separate
from
extraneous
matter;
to
purify;
to
defecate;
as, to
refine
gold or
silver;
to
refine
iron; to
refine
wine or
sugar..
Miniature
::
Miniature
(v.)
Greatly
diminished
size or form;
reduced
scale.
Resolve
::
Resolve
(v. i.) To
separate
the
component
parts of; to
reduce
to the
constituent
elements;
-- said of
compound
substances;
hence,
sometimes,
to melt, or
dissolve..
Reclaim
::
Reclaim
(v. t.)
Hence:
To
reduce
to a
desired
state by
discipline,
labor,
cultivation,
or the like; to
rescue
from being wild,
desert,
waste,
submerged,
or the like; as, to
reclaim
wild land,
overflowed
land, etc..
Reduct
::
Reduct
(v. t..) To
reduce.
Mash
::
Mash (v. t.) To
convert
into a mash; to
reduce
to a soft pulpy state by
beating
or
pressure;
to
bruise;
to
crush;
as, to mash
apples
in a mill, or
potatoes
with a
pestle.
Specifically
(Brewing),
to
convert,
as malt, or malt and meal, into the mash which makes
wort..
Mill
::
Mill (n.) To
reduce
to fine
particles,
or to small
pieces,
in a mill; to
grind;
to
comminute..
Decomposition
::
Decomposition
(n.) The state of being
reduced
into
original
elements.
Pyrogallol
::
Pyrogallol
(n.) A
phenol
metameric
with
phloroglucin,
obtained
by the
distillation
of
gallic
acid as a
poisonous
white
crystalline
substance
having
acid
properties,
and hence
called
also
pyrogallic
acid. It is a
strong
reducer,
and is used as a
developer
in
photography
and in the
production
of
certain
dyes..
Feudalize
::
Feudalize
(v. t.) To
reduce
toa
feudal
tenure;
to
conform
to
feudalism.
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