subtraction

IPA: sʌbtrˈækʃʌn

noun

  • (arithmetic, uncountable) The process of subtracting a number from another.
  • (arithmetic, countable) A calculation involving subtracting.
  • The removal of something.
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Examples of "subtraction" in Sentences

  • Subtraction is denoted by a minus sign in infix notation.
  • The most notable subtraction is WR Terrell Owens, who was cut in March.
  • The best math we could have from Billary is subtraction from the race, NOW.
  • The result of the subtraction will be the amount of gas that has been burned since the last bill was rendered.
  • I think that practice of subtraction is also what makes it difficult to imagine the framing of Wyeth's paintings.
  • They WANT bipartisanship but what they offer is a "subtraction" from what Obama wants and an "addition" of NOTHING!!!
  • Thus if a man's capital be ten and his debts eight, the subtraction will be the same, whether we call the capital negative debt, or the debt negative capital.
  • You go about bullying little boys, and calling yourself King Pewee, but you can't do a sum in long division, nor in short subtraction, for that matter, and you let fellows like Riley make
  • 'Dear Irene and Reggie,' it ran, 'Your dispute as to the number of stomachs which a cow possesses can be settled and rectified by a simple mathematical process usually called subtraction, thus:
  • He states that although some Mendelians have spoken of genetic factors as permanent and indestructible, he is satisfied that they may occasionally undergo a quantitative disintegration, the results of which he calls subtraction or reduction stages.

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