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deduction

/dɪˈdʌk.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant le processus de tirer une conclusion à partir d'un raisonnement et de preuves, ou l'action de soustraire un montant d'un total.

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noun

/dɪˈdʌk.ʃən/B2formallegal
  • frNom désignant le processus de tirer une conclusion à partir d'un raisonnement et de preuves, ou l'action de soustraire un montant d'un total.

A noun referring to the process of reaching a conclusion based on reasoning and evidence, or the act of subtracting an amount from a total.

  1. Logical reasoningB2formal

    The process of reaching a conclusion based on known facts or general principles.

    frdéduction (logique)

    • The detective made a brilliant deduction from the clues.
    • Using deduction, she figured out the answer to the puzzle.
    • His deduction that the suspect was lying proved correct.

    Synonymesconclusioninferenceratiocinationreasoningsyllogism

    Antonymesabductioninduction

  2. Subtraction of amountB1formal

    An amount that is subtracted from a total, especially from income or a bill.

    frDéduction (soustraction d'un montant)

    • The tax deduction reduced his overall payment.
    • She claimed a deduction for her charitable donations.
    • The company offers a deduction for early payment of invoices.

    Synonymesabatementallowancecutdiscountrebatereductionsubtraction

    Antonymesadditionaugmentationincrease

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  • deductions plural form
  • deductions' possessive plural form
  • deduction's possessive singular form
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