Reducible (adjective)

  1. Capable of being reduced or made smaller in size, scale, or power.
  2. Able to be simplified or made more manageable.
  3. Susceptible to being decreased or diminished.

Origin:

The word 'reducible' is derived from the verb 'reduce', which means 'to make smaller or bring to a lesser degree'. the word 'reducible' describes something that can be reduced or made smaller in size, scale, or power.

Examples:

  1. The metal was reducible and could be melted down and re-cast.
  2. The equation was reducible and could be simplified for easier solving.
  3. The workload was reducible, and the team was able to finish the project earlier than expected.
  4. The company's expenses were reducible and the CEO was able to increase profits.
  5. The problem was reducible and the team was able to find a solution with less effort.
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