curtailment Meaning & Definition

  • En [ kəˈteɪl.mənt]
  • Us [ kɚˈteɪl.mənt]

Meaning of curtailment In English

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Examples of curtailment

  • This was the most drastic curtailment in public spending in American history.

  • Global warming requires a sharp curtailment in the use of fossil fuels.

  • The incident required the rerouting and curtailment of dozens of flights.

  • In his inability to force this nameless woman to marry him, he faced a definite curtailment of his former power.

  • Adding intentions does not affect that basic definition but constrains the set of actions that are to count as curtailments.

  • These rabbis argued for a curtailment of severe punishments in the name of communal self-protection and survival.

  • The curtailment of the freedom of entrepreneurs was no argument.

  • Any such curtailment was only temporary, however, and the trade soon resumed, although on a more modest scale.

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Translations of curtailment In Other Languages

  • Español

    acortamiento, restricción…

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  • Français

    raccourcissement, réduction…

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  • Malay

    penyingkatan…

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  • Deutsch

    die Verkürzung…

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  • Norwegian

    avkortning, forkortelse…

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  • Čeština

    zkrácení…

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  • Dansk

    afkortning, begrænsning…

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  • Italiano

    abbreviazione…

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