curtailed

Meaning

of Curtail

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

contracted constrained concise abridged cropped compendious bated abbreviated condensed compressed circumcised compacted abated chined bobbed
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Antonyms

aerial augmented aloft amplified concocted

Anagrams

claritude

Examples

According to European diplomats, Britain is pushing to intensify negotiations and enter a final phase known as the "tunnel" -- in which all communication outside the negotiation room is strictly curtailed. Source: Internet

After a gap of two months due to the coronavirus-triggered lockdown, India resumed its domestic passenger flights from May 25 albeit in a curtailed manner. Source: Internet

A series of 22 analyses of Scott's female characters (sadly curtailed by Letitia's untimely death in 1838). Source: Internet

And that’s a point every city needs to reach, sooner rather than later, in the face of a climate crisis that much see car usage drastically curtailed. Source: Internet

Analysis of cellphone data shows that Americans not only resumed moving around well before lockdown orders were lifted, they had also curtailed their movements before being told to do so. Source: Internet

Although the Premiership was curtailed, Aberdeen’s bid to win the Scottish Cup for the first time since 1990 remains alive. Source: Internet