curtailment Antonyms
Meaning of curtailment
curtailment (n)
the temporal property of being cut short
the act of withholding or withdrawing some book or writing from publication or circulation
the reduction of expenditures in order to become financially stable
curtailment Sentence Examples
- The curtailment of funding for public schools has led to overcrowded classrooms and limited resources.
- The curtailment of civil liberties during times of crisis is a contentious issue.
- The government announced the curtailment of subsidies for renewable energy projects.
- The curtailment of trading hours in the stock market dampened investor confidence.
- The curtailment of water usage during the drought was necessary to conserve resources.
- The curtailment of freedom of speech is a violation of basic human rights.
- The curtailment of public transportation services inconvenienced many commuters.
- The curtailment of healthcare benefits left many vulnerable populations without access to necessary treatments.
- The curtailment of internet access in certain regions restricted communication and information flow.
- The curtailment of diplomatic relations between the two countries escalated tensions in the region.
FAQs About the word curtailment
the temporal property of being cut short, the act of withholding or withdrawing some book or writing from publication or circulation, the reduction of expenditu
abridgment, shortening, contraction,abridgement,constriction, consolidation, squeezing, condensing, telescoping, compression
expansion, decompression, decompression,expansion, dispersion, dilation,dispersion, swelling, inflation, scattering
The curtailment of funding for public schools has led to overcrowded classrooms and limited resources.
The curtailment of civil liberties during times of crisis is a contentious issue.
The government announced the curtailment of subsidies for renewable energy projects.
The curtailment of trading hours in the stock market dampened investor confidence.
