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Phrasal Verb - Cutting Back

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Raymundo CH

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Definition

To reduce or eliminate something, especially in order to save money, time, or effort. This can involve cutting costs, curbing unnecessary expenses, or otherwise scaling back on something. Cutting back often involves making sacrifices or compromise in order to achieve a specific goal or improve a situation. It can also be used to describe reducing the amount or intensity of something, such as work or leisure activities.

Examples

No.Example
1The company had to cut back on their unnecessary purchases to stay within budget.
2After losing his job, he had to cut back on his living expenses.
3Their policy required them to cut back on energy consumption during peak hours.
4The budget crisis forced the school to cut back on non-essential programs.
5The family had to cut back on entertainment expenses to afford a vacation.
6The company cut back on production to minimize the financial loss due to decreased demand.
7Her diet required her to cut back on sugar and processed foods to achieve better health.
8The government's spending cuts forced the museum to cut back on staff.
9She had to cut back on her daily routine to accommodate her new job schedule.
10Their organization had to cut back on volunteer activities due to lack of resources.