1. Curtails; Curtailed; curtailing

2. Definition of Curtailed in the Definitions.net dictionary

3. Spending on books has been severely curtailed.

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5. Curtailed 'Curtailed' is a 9 letter word starting with C and ending with D Synonyms, crossword answers and other related words for Curtailed We hope that the following list of synonyms for the word Curtailed will help you to finish your crossword today

6. I eschewed upbraiding, I curtailed remonstrance.

7. What does Curtailed mean? Information and translations of Curtailed in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

8. China Curtailed loans to Latin America in 2020

9. Illness has curtailed her sporting activities.

10. Budget cuts have drastically curtailed training programs.

11. Biden Inauguration Ceremony Curtailed by Security, Virus Threats By

12. Access to such arms should be severely curtailed

13. Access to such arms should be severely curtailed.

14. Convenience had Curtailed these names to bronc, Holy and Roarer.

15. 13 The last government severely curtailed trade union rights.

16. The celebrations had to be Curtailed because of bad weather.

17. 14 synonyms for Condensed: abridged, concentrated, compressed, curtailed, potted, shortened

18. The celebrations had to be Curtailed because of bad weather.

19. He informed that daily expenses of university have been Curtailed

20. The lecture was Curtailed by the fire alarm going off.

21. Translations in context of "Curtailed" in English-Romanian from Reverso Context: It may be extended or Curtailed pursuant to the second subparagraph of Article 11(2).

22. Other crackdowns severely Curtailed the exercise of civil and political rights

23. (The vast majority of Curtailed energy is from solar, not wind.)

24. 9 Since 19 public sector housing has been severely curtailed.

25. What does Curtailed mean? Simple past tense and past participle of curtail

26. Another word for Condensed: abridged, concentrated, compressed, curtailed, potted Collins English Thesaurus

27. School activities are being Curtailed due to a lack of funds.

28. 12 The lecture was curtailed by the fire alarm going off.

29. However, only 2% of total solar energy in the CAISO was Curtailed in 2018, and the CAISO expects only 3-4% of total solar energy to be Curtailed in 2019

30. Ceremonies Curtailed because of rain When is abbreviate a more appropriate choice than Curtail?

31. Similar smoke incursions may recur until the forest fires are Curtailed further, officials said

32. Without more resolute global action, climate change is unlikely to be curtailed.

33. Still , the president agrees with top Republicans that spending will need to be curtailed .

34. During its curtailed release, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial reached number 82 on the UK Albums Chart.

35. But there had been lingering questions about whether it had been Curtailed in another way

36. It was Curtailed, but delete it as one would, it was still too long

37. Have the appalling expenditures on armaments (amounting now to more than $1,000 billion a year) been curtailed?

38. The output of factories was being seriously Curtailed and limited by lack of raw materials and semifinished products

39. Excess renewable energy rather than being curtailed could be used and stored for a later period of time.

40. LAMD issued Administrative Order 2020-7, which extends Curtailed court operations through June 30, 2020

41. 32 synonyms and near synonyms of Curtailed from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 22 antonyms and near antonyms

42. Too much generation, or “oversupply” as CAISO calls it, can create reliability problems, and must be Curtailed

43. He began his planning in January but found practice curtailed two weeks ago by a heavy snowfall.

44. Synonyms for Curtailed include docked, shortened, reduced, cut, cut back, decreased, diminished, lessened, retrenched and truncated

45. 20 Even though the spraying programs were greatly curtailed after the 1957 debacle, citizen outrage intensified.

46. Curtail something to limit something or make it last for a shorter time Spending on books has been severely Curtailed

47. When the players next took the field, the match was further Curtailed to 40 overs, but at that time, umpires were not happy with the wet patches on the outfield, and the match was further delayed and it was finally Curtailed to 34-overs per side

48. Synonyms for Abscised include amputated, removed, separated, severed, cleaved, cut off, docked, lopped off, truncated and curtailed

49. Students soon will be heading back to larger classes, curtailed extracurricular activities and cheaper dining-hall fare.

50. Unlimited debate in the Senate was curtailed by the addition of Cloture under Senate Rule 22, adopted in 1917

51. The shortfall was addressed by using funds from the regional advisers’ travel budget, which curtailed field support activities.

52. Positive feedback enhances the initial release, but this is soon curtailed as the accumulation of calcium activates the negative feedback component.

53. 24Flexibility Added to December Curtailment Most areas of the UC Davis campus will be curtailed for six days in December

54. The match was initially Curtailed to 43-overs per side as the game had a delayed start due to rain

55. When we returned to Angola, however, the Portuguese colonial authorities were also suspicious of our activities and curtailed our freedom.

56. The activities of the Paris Indian Society were curtailed under pressure from the French Sûreté, and finally suspended in 1914.

57. Development was abruptly curtailed by the Washington Naval Treaty of 1922, which brought the arms race to a halt.

58. When prices are high, previously unprofitable wells are brought back into use, and when they are low, extraction is curtailed.

59. Curtailed operations, rationalisation measures or other forms of reorganisation are the most common reasons for dismissal based on the undertaking’s circumstances

60. Because of the potential for abuse, this kind of selling by auditors has been greatly curtailed under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

61. UN-2 Threats and insecurity have Curtailed operations to assist refugees, returnees and internally displaced victims of persecution and conflict in several countries.

62. By the end of the summer, the completion of two new Russian dreadnought battleships, Imperatritsa Mariya and Imperatritsa Ekaterina Velikaya, further curtailed Yavuz's activities.

63. He banned the use of bank loans for the purchase of raw land, and sharply curtailed securitisations and derivatives, and essentially prohibited off-balance sheet financing.

64. The group who appeared in large number thanked the Governor for the giant stride recorded and his administration commitment to curtailed insecurity challenges Bedeviling not only in …

65. For 6 months, fuel shortages curtailed any major operations by Scharnhorst or the other ships in Norway, which included the battleship Tirpitz and the heavy cruiser Lützow.

66. Annual shrimp boat Blessings will return to the bayous of Terrebonne and Lafourche in coming weeks after being canceled or curtailed last year due to …

67. In terms of being accosted, most of you know Mr. Goldstein...... recently curtailed the career of a perpetrator who...... had victimized some of the tenants here

68. Curtailed Operations is all about ensuring safety (not work stoppage), as such on any day when a campus is closed because of a Curtailed event the following guidance applies: Both hourly and salaried staff should not report to work at campus locations (other than ‘Essential Staff’ – you should know who you are, if not ask your supervisor)

69. Andy started in late February, and has been restarting apiary programs that were curtailed when the State Apiarist position was suspend in 2001 because of departmental budget constraints

70. Cut short in duration; "the Abbreviated speech" "a curtailed visit" "her shortened life was clearly the result of smoking" "an unsatisfactory truncated conversation"

71. When you get to the peak hour of Curtailments the number is a staggering 43.5% of the potential generation from the sun's rays were curtailed in California.

72. Voter registration extension Curtailed in Arizona — Thursday is new deadline, court rules Andrew Oxford, Arizona Republic 10/18/2020 Biden Boosts J&J Order; Brazil Deaths at Record: Virus Update

73. Lose momentum and your forward thrust will be curtailed. If you ingest the animosity and acrimonious threats of the nay sayers you will be discouraged, and indeed that is their controlling motive.

74. We believe that many AXJ currencies (e.g., KRW, INR, IDR, PHP) will likely experience extreme pressures in the coming months, as the world slows and risk taking in the world is curtailed.

75. : to make less by or as if by cutting off or away some part curtail the power of the executive branch curtail inflation Some school activities are being Curtailed due to a lack of funds

76. These successive mysteries unfold in Curtailed lines of six rather than eight syllables, so that as we come to the end of each stanza, we have a rhythmic as well as semantic sense of something missing.

77. While the government did not spell out how Google’s business should be Curtailed, it did call for “structural relief,” which could mean anything from breaking up Google’s business to canceling some of its current deals

78. NEW DELHI: The budget session of Parliament will be Curtailed due to the Covid-19 challenge as both the Houses will adjourn sine die on Monday — 12 days ahead of the original schedule — after quickly passing the Finance Bill, sources said

79. Recent guidelines recommend that NMBDs be used in critically ill patients only when absolutely necessary, that the depth of muscle paralysis be monitored to avoid overdosing and metabolite accumulation, and that drug administration be curtailed periodically to allow interruption of sustained NMBD effect.

80. According to the medieval canon law, based on the decretals, and Codified in the 13th century in the Corpus juris canonici, by which the earlier powers of metropolitans had been greatly curtailed, the powers of the archbishop consisted in the right …