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Definition of reducing
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Reducing
() a & n. from
Reduce.
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Abbreviation
::
Abbreviation
(n.) The act of
shortening,
or
reducing..
Chipping
::
Chipping
(n.) The act or
process
of
cutting
or
breaking
off small
pieces,
as in
dressing
iron with a
chisel,
or
reducing
a
timber
or block of stone to
shape..
Formulation
::
Formulation
(n.) The act,
process,
or
result
of
formulating
or
reducing
to a
formula..
Trituration
::
Trituration
(n.) The act of
triturating,
or
reducing
to a fine or
impalpable
powder
by
grinding,
rubbing,
bruising,
etc..
Formulization
::
Formulization
(n.) The act or
process
of
reducing
to a
formula;
the state of being
formulized.
Reductive
::
Reductive
(a.)
Tending
to
reduce;
having
the power or
effect
of
reducing.
Haemochromogen
::
Haemochromogen
(n.) A body
obtained
from
hemoglobin,
by the
action
of
reducing
agents
in the
absence
of
oxygen..
Reduction
::
Reduction
(n.) The act or
process
of
reducing.
See
Reduce,
v. t., 6. and To
reduce
an
equation,
To
reduce
an
expression,
under
Reduce,
v. t..
Water
::
Water (n.) To add water to
(anything),
thereby
extending
the
quantity
or bulk while
reducing
the
strength
or
quality;
to
extend;
to
dilute;
to
weaken..
Enterotomy
::
Enterotomy
(n.)
Incision
of the
intestines,
especially
in
reducing
certain
cases of
hernia..
Annihilation
::
Annihilation
(n.) The act of
reducing
to
nothing,
or
nonexistence;
or the act of
destroying
the form or
combination
of parts under which a thing
exists,
so that the name can no
longer
be
applied
to it; as, the
annihilation
of a
corporation..
Centralization
::
Centralization
(n.) The act or
process
of
centralizing,
or the state of being
centralized;
the act or
process
of
combining
or
reducing
several
parts into a
whole;
as, the
centralization
of power in the
general
government;
the
centralization
of
commerce
in a
city..
Pulverization
::
Pulverization
(n.) The
action
of
reducing
to dust or
powder.
Atomization
::
Atomization
(n.) The act of
reducing
to
atoms,
or very
minute
particles;
or the state of being so
reduced..
Tartronic
::
Tartronic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
an
organic
acid
(called
also
hydroxy
malonic
acid)
obtained,
by
reducing
mesoxalic
acid, as a white
crystalline
substance..
Grind
::
Grind (n.) The act of
reducing
to
powder,
or of
sharpening,
by
friction..
Furnace
::
Furnace
(n.) An
inclosed
place in which heat is
produced
by the
combustion
of fuel, as for
reducing
ores or
melting
metals,
for
warming
a
house,
for
baking
pottery,
etc.; as, an iron
furnace;
a
hot-air
furnace;
a glass
furnace;
a
boiler
furnace,
etc..
Condensation
::
Condensation
(n.) The act or
process
of
reducing,
by
depression
of
temperature
or
increase
of
pressure,
etc., to
another
and
denser
form, as gas to the
condition
of a
liquid
or steam to
water..
Ascertainment
::
Ascertainment
(n.) The act of
ascertaining;
a
reducing
to
certainty;
a
finding
out by
investigation;
discovery.
Bantingism
::
Bantingism
(n.) A
method
of
reducing
corpulence
by
avoiding
food
containing
much
farinaceous,
saccharine,
or oily
matter;
-- so
called
from
William
Banting
of
London..
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