1. reduce

verb. (rɪˈduːs) Cut down on; make a reduction in.
Synonyms
decrease knock off trim shorten spill retrench minify deflate inflate thin downsize take away trim down cut back trim back quench shave detract lessen slash cut down thin out cut bring down subtract
Antonyms
inflate lengthen deflate increase thicken
Etymology
reduce (English)
reducere (Latin)

2. reduce

verb. (rɪˈduːs) Make less complex.
Synonyms
simplify abbreviate
Antonyms
complicate thickly fuse
Etymology
reduce (English)
reducere (Latin)

3. reduce

verb. (rɪˈduːs) Bring to humbler or weaker state or condition.
Synonyms
demote break kick downstairs bump relegate
Antonyms
promote attend increased erase unabridged
Etymology
reduce (English)
reducere (Latin)

4. reduce

verb. (rɪˈduːs) Simplify the form of a mathematical equation of expression by substituting one term for another.
Synonyms
interchange exchange substitute replace
Antonyms
ascend uncut switch on malfunction undiluted
Etymology
reduce (English)
reducere (Latin)

5. reduce

verb. (rɪˈduːs) Be the essential element.
Synonyms
turn become come down boil down
Antonyms
untidy fancy waste decrease endomorphic
Etymology
reduce (English)
reducere (Latin)

6. reduce

verb. (rɪˈduːs) Lower in grade or rank or force somebody into an undignified situation.
Synonyms
demean degrade take down disgrace put down
Antonyms
give abstain ignite heat rise
Etymology
reduce (English)
reducere (Latin)

7. reduce

verb. (rɪˈduːs) Reduce in size; reduce physically.
Synonyms
decrease desolate depopulate minify shrink downsize reef scale down contract miniaturise miniaturize lessen
Antonyms
increase significant concentrated full spirited
Etymology
reduce (English)
reducere (Latin)

8. reduce

verb. (rɪˈduːs) Narrow or limit.
Synonyms
restrain trammel restrict tighten bound throttle limit confine
Antonyms
expansion appreciation addition strengthening classification
Etymology
reduce (English)
reducere (Latin)

9. reduce

verb. (rɪˈduːs) Lessen and make more modest.
Synonyms
impoverish
Antonyms
enrich uncastrated
Etymology
reduce (English)
reducere (Latin)

10. reduce

verb. (rɪˈduːs) To remove oxygen from a compound, or cause to react with hydrogen or form a hydride, or to undergo an increase in the number of electrons.
Synonyms
pole change deoxidise deoxidize benficiate
Antonyms
oxidize stay oxidise mesomorphic wide
Etymology
reduce (English)
reducere (Latin)
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