subtrahend

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Here is the Princess's account; with the subtrahend, twenty-five or seventy-five per cent, not deducted from it: --

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  1. noun A quantity or number to be subtracted from another.

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  1. From Latin subtrahendum, neuter gerundive of subtrahere, to subtract; see subtract.

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  1. from New Latin subtrahendum, neuter of Latin subtrahendus, that must be subtracted, future passive participle of subtrahere: see subtract.
 

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/ˈsəbtrəhɛnd/
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