irreductionn.
/ɪrɪˈdʌkʃən/ rare.
Non-reduction; the fact of not being reduced.
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the world > space > extension in space > reduction in size or extent > [noun] > non-reduction
irreduction1888
1888 Med. News (U.S.) LII. 442 This increase in volume was the only cause of irreduction [of the hernia].
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n.1888- to tiptoe it
- to tire down
- to tire out
- to tirl at the latch, at the sneck
- to tirl at the pin
- to tirl at upon the pin
- to tirl the sneck
- to tit a person in the teeth
- to tit in a person's teeth
- to tit in the teeth
- to tithe mint anise and cumin
- to tithe mint dill and cumin
- to tithe out
- to tittle the tattle
- to to be good enough to eat
- to to be on days
- to to come to a reckoning
- to to come to one reckoning
- to to cry all the way to the bank
- to to get a person at advantage
- to to get a person at an advantage
- to to get at advantage
- to to get at an advantage
- to to get down cold
- to to get something down cold