cut-back Synonyms
cut-back Meaning
cut-back (v)
return in time
cut down on; make a reduction in
cultivate, tend, and cut back the growth of
place restrictions on
cut-back
to interrupt the sequence of a plot (as of a movie) by introducing events prior to those last presented, prune entry 2 sense 2a, prune entry 2 sense 2, cut down, to reduce something in amount, to shorten by cutting, reduction, something cut back, an act or instance of cutting something back
cut-back Sentence Examples
- The company implemented a cut-back in staff to reduce expenses.
- The government announced a significant cut-back in its healthcare budget.
- The factory experienced a cut-back in production due to a decline in demand.
- The athlete had to cut-back on training due to an injury.
- The financial crisis forced many families to make cut-backs in their spending.
- The organization implemented a cut-back in travel expenses to save money.
- The government proposed a cut-back in military spending to balance the budget.
- The school district cut-back on extracurricular activities due to budget constraints.
- The company's cut-back in research and development impacted its innovative capabilities.
- The cut-back in funding for social programs had a negative impact on vulnerable communities.
FAQs About the word cut-back
return in time, cut down on; make a reduction in, cultivate, tend, and cut back the growth of, place restrictions onto interrupt the sequence of a plot (as of a
cut, lop (off), trim, clip,shave, nip,mow, crop, shear, pare
extend, elongate,lengthen,
The company implemented a cut-back in staff to reduce expenses.
The government announced a significant cut-back in its healthcare budget.
The factory experienced a cut-back in production due to a decline in demand.
The athlete had to cut-back on training due to an injury.
