Reverse Dictionary: DEDUCT

ADJECTIVES
► DEDUCIBLE that may be or is to be deducted → 1613 obs.
► DEDUCIVE performing the act of deduction → 1755
► DEDUCT deducted → 1439 obs.
► DEDUCTILE easy to be deducted → 1727
► DEDUCTIONAL pert. to deduction or inference → 1683
► DEFALCABLE liable to be deducted → 1622 obs.

NOUNS
► BATE 1. deduction, diminution, abatement, cessation → c1450 obs. exc. N. Eng. dial.
2. that which is deducted or remains over → 1798 obs.
► DEDUCEMENT a deduction, inference, conclusion → 1605 obs.
► DEDUCING deduction → 1530 obs.
► DEDUCTIVE deductive reasoning; a deduction → 1677 obs.
► DEFALCATION the act of cutting or lopping off or taking away; deduction → 1624 arch.
► DRAWBACK a deduction from profit → 1775 US
► EXTRACTION the drawing of an inference; a deduction → 1622 obs.
► ILLATION the act of inferring or drawing a conclusion from premises; hence, that which is inferred; and inference, deduction or conclusion → 1533
► OFFTAKE that which is taken off; a deduction → 1892
► SUBDUCTION subtraction, deduction → 1579
► SUBSTRACTION subtraction, deduction → 1596

VERBS
► DEDUCE to deduct, to subtract → 1563-7 obs.
► DEFALCATE to cut or lop off; to deduct, to subtract, to abate → 1540-1 obs.
► DEFALCE to take or deduct a part from; to curtail, to reduce → 1651 obs.
► DEFALK to cut or lop off; to deduct, to subtract, to abate → 1536 obs.
► FAIK ► FALK to abate, to diminish, to lessen; to deduct → 1445 Sc.
► REDUCT to deduct, to subtract → 1896 Eng. & Amer. dial.
► SCOTCH to stop, to give up; to hinder; to hesitate; to deduct, to curtail → 1904 Eng. dial. (Bk.)
► SUBSTRACT to take away, to deduct, to subtract → 1613
► TAKE OUT to subtract or deduct from → 1593