deductions (C1)
noun
Pronunciation: dɪˈdʌkʃənz
Definition
Conclusions reached by reasoning from general principles or known facts.
Examples
Her deductions about the company's financial health were based on a careful review of the quarterly reports.
The scientist's deductions were eventually proven correct through a series of rigorous experiments.
He prides himself on his ability to make quick deductions when faced with complex puzzles.
How to Use deductions
- deduction from (prepositional phrase)
- An amount removed from a total. — "The deduction from his salary was unexpected."
- make a deduction (collocation)
- The act of inferring or subtracting. — "It takes time to make a logical deduction from such limited information."
Synonyms of deductions
Words with a similar meaning to deductions:
Browse the full Anaversity dictionary