cutdowns

/ˈkʌtˌdaʊnz/
noun
  1. Multiple reductions in the amount, size, or number of something.
    • The budget cutdowns affected every department in the company.
    • The government announced cutdowns in military spending.
    • After several cutdowns, the team had only half its original members.
  2. Multiple instances of cutting down trees or plants.
    • The illegal cutdowns in the national park were investigated.
    • The logging company was responsible for many cutdowns in the area.
    • Environmentalists protested the cutdowns of ancient forests.
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