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Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verbs deduce and deduct which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

deductive
  1. Of, pertaining to, or based on deduction (process of reasoning).
  2. (logic) Based on inferences from general principles.
  3. Synonyms:
      4. inferrible, derivable, inferable, deducible, reasoned, inferential, rational, empirical, logical, reasonable, a priori, reductive, dogmatic, traceable, likely, theoretical, to be inferred, inferible, presumed, provable, following, consequent, on faith, postulated, scientific, suppositional, presumptive, inferred, deduced, supposed, resultant, attributable, determinable, extractable, available, obtainable, self-evident, based on theory … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “He thought that he could discover the truth by deductive thinking in mathematical terms alone.”
      “Neither deductive nor inductive reasoning can account for the way in which we immediately see that such principles are true.”
      “Rather, the argument in each of these chapters is deductive from the theoretical positions worked out in the first two chapters.”
deducive
  1. That deduces; inferential.
deductable
  1. Alternative spelling of deductible
deducible
  1. capable of being deduced
  2. Synonyms:
      3. inferrible, derivable, deductive, inferable, reasoned, inferential, traceable, dogmatic, consequent, following, provable, a priori, to be inferred, reductive, rational, likely, theoretical, inferible, presumed, on faith, reasonable, empirical, logical, resultant, attributable, determinable, extractable, available, obtainable, postulated, scientific, suppositional, presumptive, inferred, deduced, supposed, self-evident, based on theory … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Many very important conclusions are deducible from the facts recorded in these valuable tables.”
      “No written texts on healing in this tradition exist, but scholars say that guidelines for healing are deducible from the Kabbalah.”
      “Please indicate which concrete element of the characteristics is clearly deducible from the example chosen.”
deductible
  1. That can be deducted
deduced
  1. simple past tense and past participle of deduce
  2. Synonyms:
      3. took, assumed, supposed, presumed, expected, imagined, believed, gathered, surmised, conjectured, guessed, suspected, trusted, dared say, estimated, figured, hypothesized, reasoned, understood, divined, fancied, gleaned, inferred, reckoned, speculated, thought, compassed, concluded, construed, dare-said, deemed, granted, interpreted, judged, looked upon, perceived, posited, postulated, predicated, presupposed, theorized, hazarded a guess, hypothesised, theorised, took as read, took for granted, predicted, forecast, anticipated, determined … more
deducing
  1. present participle of deduce
  2. Synonyms:
      3. feeling, sensing, having a feeling, getting the impression, feeling in one's bones, having a hunch, believing, conjecturing, having a funny feeling, presuming, supposing, suspecting, betting, gathering, having a sneaking feeling, having a sneaking suspicion, having a suspicion, holding, hypothesizing, just knowing, fancying, having as one's opinion, hypothesising, imagining, inferring, intuiting, maintaining, philosophising, philosophizing, postulating, presupposing, surmising, theorising, theorizing, getting vibes, having a foreboding, suggesting, thinking it likely, venturing, having the impression, having funny feeling, having vibes, being aware, discerning, detecting, perceiving, observing, apprehending, recognizing, picking up … more
deducted
  1. simple past tense and past participle of deduct
  2. Synonyms:
      3. took, subtracted, removed, took away, took off, knocked off, eliminated, withdrew, discounted, cut back, drew back, rolled back, abated, taken off, reduced, debited, taken away, docked, taken, decreased, cut, withdrawn, lowered, lessened, rebated, abstracted, diminished, withheld, drawn back, taken out, took out, charged, recorded, slashed, detracted, unadded, allowed, bated, withholden, took from, marked down, taken from, decreased by, lopped, knocked down, lopt, reduced by, paid out from, stricken off, struck off … more
deducting
  1. present participle of deduct
  2. Synonyms:
      3. subtracting, discounting, removing, abating, withdrawing, reducing, taking, debiting, lessening, rebating, abstracting, docking, diminishing, withholding, allowing, bating, taking off, knocking off, taking away, taking from, taking out, decreasing by, reducing by, cutting back, drawing back, rolling back, writing off, eliminating, decreasing, lowering, detracting, unadding, cutting, charging, lopping, recording, slashing, striking off, knocking down, marking down, paying out from, allocating, leaving, reserving, earmarking, designating, sparing, devoting, allotting … more
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