Synonyms for reducing
re·duc·ing

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1. reduction, reducingnoun

   any process in which electrons are added to an atom or ion (as by removing oxygen or adding hydrogen); always occurs accompanied by oxidation of the reducing agent

   Synonyms:
   simplification, decrease, reduction, step-down, diminution

2. reducingnoun

   loss of excess weight (as by dieting); becoming slimmer

   "a doctor supervised her reducing"

   Synonyms:
   reduction

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1. List of paraphrases for "reducing":

   reduce, reduction, reduced, lowering, cutting, decreasing, decrease, cut, narrowing, minimizing, reductions, diminishing, minimize, alleviating, lower, mitigating, shortening, lessen, diminish, limiting, downsizing, lessening, declining, easing, alleviation, mitigate, mitigation, reduces, curbing, shrinking

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1. Daphna Gelblum:

   Dose escalation has become feasible as we have gained a greater confidence in tumor location permitting us to shrink the size of our treatment windows and greatly reducing the normal tissue toxicity.

2. The PMDB:

   Bridge to the Future it's a very general document. If you are too specific, it will be interpreted as reducing benefits, which is politically sensitive.

3. Jonathan Portes:

   People who say cost of living has nothing to do with Brexit are in denial, in the long run, it's reducing imports and exports and that is likely to make Boris Johnson somewhat poorer than Boris Johnson otherwise would have been.

4. Sara King:

   Internet interventions have the added benefit of reducing the amount of time young people must spend away from school to attend medical appointments and they also allow some flexibility in terms of when and where the young person accesses support.

5. Tonya Saffer:

   It's a big deal. I think it is definitely an improvement over what the policy is today, no policy is ever going to be completely fair for everyone because there aren't enough kidneys for everyone who needs one, but this is a step in the right direction to make sure we are reducing organ wastage and trying to increase the number of people getting kidneys.