Words and phrases that have a meaning related to cutback: (130 results)
Often used in the same context:
cuts, reductions, layoffs, falloff, downsizing, retrenchment, shutdown, furloughs, slash, hiring freeze, slowdown, axing, shortfall, drop, curtailment, dropoff, turnaround, stoppage, crunch, downturn, reallocation, decline, spike, increases, strike, redundancies, deline, reorganization, closures, upturn, slump, shuttering, dip, shortage, decrease, reshuffling, glut, budget, shift, turnabout, surge, hike, restructuring, shakeup, disruption, upfield, hashmark, consolidation, doubling, rationing, oversupply, diagonal, reversal, giveback, pullback, trim, nutmegged, slowing, redirection, counterattack, chopping block, rebound, plunge, retirements, changes, deceleration, realignment, closings, halving, uptick, goalward, squeeze, slackening, contraction, improvement, walkout, rasper, deficit, dismissal, austerity, freeze, jukes, shrinking, pernis, recession, departure, wage freeze, rollback, rationalization, deflection, daisy cutter, slack, diminution, spending, resumption, half, drawdown, outlays, downfield, miscalculation, underspend, rejig, cutbacks, declines, reduction, devaluation, increase, lessening, deflation, aforesaid, breaking, churning, czar, demurrage, fast, following, golden, hard, leave, legislated, loss, ral, sabbatical, sale, shortening, standstill, stated, sumptuary
More specific:
service cutback
More general:
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— Adjectives for cutback: sharp, drastic, severe, major, substantial, general, significant, further, recent, massive, immediate, more...
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