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REDUCTIVE - traducción al árabe
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Reduce; Reduction (linguistics); Reductive; Reduced; Reducibility; Reducing; Reducible; Reduction (disambiguation); Reductively; Reduces; Reductions (disambiguation); Reductional
REDUCTIVE
الصفة
مُخَفَّض ; مُصَغَّر ; مُنَقَّص ; مُنَمْنَم
reductive
مخفض، مختزل
Reduction
تخفيض ، تنزيل ، خفض
Definición
Reductive
·noun A reductive agent.
II. Reductive ·adj Tending to reduce; having the power or effect of reducing.
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Reduction
Reduction, reduced, or reduce may refer to:
Ejemplos de uso de REDUCTIVE
1. Bruce bombshell Another week, another Hollywood star frustrated at the reductive attitude of the media towards their subtle complexities of thought.
2. Doubtless, Fowles‘ diaries represent an overall consistency in the bitterness of their tone, but it is reductive to fetishise the figure of the author so.
3. What Africa really needs more than ever are stories that contradict the prevailing and reductive narratives of the continent, but standing in Hyde Park yesterday I wondered whether the sloganeering and the global pop culture can help change that tune.
4. Everyone now "knows" Marcel Duchamp invented something called "the readymade". This reductive account of how art exploded off the canvas into the world of things is pernicious, because it legitimates the crude contemporary understanding of conceptual art as, essentially, putting a toilet in a gallery.
5. At the time of the last election, ministers were fond of claiming that the subject rarely came up on the doorstep which may have been true in a reductive sense, though the war‘s insidious effects on the relationship between government and people will surely take years to repair.