26 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Deduct' in a Sentence

"To subtract or take away, especially from a total or amount." more

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Sarah likes to deduct time from her play to finish her homework.

Jenny had to deduct some crayons from her box to share with her friend.

The librarian will deduct a fine for returning the book late.

He will have been deducting taxes from his income for years.

The store will deduct the discount before calculating the final price of the shirt.

The mechanic will deduct the cost of the new parts from the final repair bill.

The chef had to deduct some ingredients from the recipe because they were out of stock.

Deduct the blue block from the tower carefully.

We need to deduct the hours spent traveling to get the total study time.

We deduct points for late submissions in this class.

The chef has deducted the excess salt to balance the flavors.

Please deduct two dollars from your allowance for breaking the vase.

He decided to deduct the time spent in meetings from his work hours.

She has been deducting time spent in meetings from her total working hours.

You can deduct one apple from the basket.

The tour guide explained how to deduct time for breaks during the sightseeing trip.

After you deduct the time spent on breaks, the actual work hours are quite short.

She decided to deduct the cost of the art supplies from her pocket money.

You can deduct the time you spent reading as part of your daily routine.

If you deduct the penalties, his final score is still impressive.

You can deduct points from the team if they violate the rules of the game.

She will be deducting the discount from the total price at the checkout.

He decided to deduct two cookies from his lunchbox for a snack later.

The judge may deduct points for improper conduct in a courtroom.

Please deduct the cost of the damaged item from my bill.

The coach will deduct points if players violate the rules of fair play during the match.

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