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Meaning of minuses
minuses
mathematically negative, deprived of, diminished by, drawback, a negative quality, without entry 1 sense 3a, algebraically negative, falling low in a specified range, relating to or being a particular one of the two mating types that are required for successful fertilization in sexual reproduction in some lower plants (such as a fungus), relating to or being one of the two mating types required for successful fertilization in sexual reproduction in some lower plants (as a fungus) compare plus, a negative quantity, having a negative quality, disadvantage entry 1 sense 2b, with the subtraction of
minuses Sentence Examples
- The accountant calculated the company's profit by subtracting the minuses from the pluses.
- The equation includes several minuses, indicating negative values to be subtracted.
- The temperature dropped ten minuses overnight, leaving a chilly morning.
- The football team had a win-loss record of 9-4, with the minuses representing their losses.
- The balance Sheet showed both minuses and pluses, with the minuses representing liabilities.
- The student's test score had more minuses than pluses, resulting in a low grade.
- The financial report highlighted both pluses and minuses, providing a comprehensive view of the company's performance.
- The inventory list included items with both minuses and pluses, indicating surplus and shortages.
- The recipe called for a specific number of minuses of sugar, to create a perfect balance of sweetness and tartness.
- The weather forecast predicted alternating minuses and pluses throughout the day, with both rainfall and sunshine expected.
FAQs About the word minuses
mathematically negative, deprived of, diminished by, drawback, a negative quality, without entry 1 sense 3a, algebraically negative, falling low in a specified
disadvantages, liabilities, handicaps, shortcomings, downsides,drawbacks, debits, negatives, failings, impairments
assets, edges, plusses, pluses,advantages, opportunities, superiorities, leads, privileges, vantages
The accountant calculated the company's profit by subtracting the minuses from the pluses.
The equation includes several minuses, indicating negative values to be subtracted.
The temperature dropped ten minuses overnight, leaving a chilly morning.
The football team had a win-loss record of 9-4, with the minuses representing their losses.
