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retrenchment

noun as in diminishment

noun as in diminution

noun as in shortening

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Ms. Velez’s Patti exudes a warmth undergirded by a fierce desire to protect her son, and a pleading hope to persuade Nelson that retrenchment is the only path forward.

But given trade tensions and America’s retrenchment from the world, Doshi said, “that seems very tenuous.”

The Twitter layoffs was among the earliest in a series of retrenchments among tech firms to cut costs.

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The move furthers Allen’s retrenchment after a $1-billion buying spree in recent years.

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“They’re not wrong to be afraid. I think they’re wrong to be as afraid as they are because it’s a retrenchment, and it’s a retrenchment following a gigantic expansion.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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