10 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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After the charity event, the organizers will have deducted the overhead costs.
The chef was deducting the cooking time for the already-prepared ingredients.
During the audit, the accountant will have been deducting discrepancies from the financial records.
The detective was deducting possible motives from the suspect's behavior.
The technician is deducting faulty components from the assembly line.
As the librarian organizes the books, she will have been deducting overdue fines from the patrons' accounts.
The judge allowed the lawyer to deduct irrelevant evidence from the trial proceedings.
The project manager instructed the team to deduct non-essential tasks to meet the project deadline.
Before distributing the profits, the company will have deducted the production costs.
The software developer will deduct debugging time from the project schedule.
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