reduct

[ri-duhkt] /rɪˈdʌkt/

verb (used with object)

to reduce.

Origin

Latin

< Latin reductus, past participle of redūcere; see reduce

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After award, the contractor may for various reasons, reduct his prices to commercial customers.

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