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cut back/down
— phrasal verb with cut /kʌt/ verb (present tense cutting, past tense and past participle cut)Definition
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(Definition of cut back/down from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- a penny saved is a penny earned idiom
- balance verb
- budget verb
- cut corners idiom
- cutback noun
- economize verb
- economy drive noun
- economy pack noun
- economy-sized adjective
- false economy noun
- in/out of pocket idiom
- manage verb (SUCCEED)
- on a shoestring idiom
- pinch pennies idiom
- price-conscious adjective
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- put/lay sth on/to one side idiom
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