How to Use slashing in a Sentence
slashing
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The link was posted Nov. 10, the day after the slashing.
—Leada Gore | Lgore@al.com, al, 12 Nov. 2019
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The Points Guy blog first reported the slashing of the sign-up bonus.
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But such slashing doesn't seem to be the firm's raison d'etre.
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Kobe Bufkin hit a slashing layup, then converted the free throw to take the lead.
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The key provision is the slashing of the corporate tax rate, from 35% to 21%.
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There’s no gunplay, there’s no slashing, there’s no blood.
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The film will serve up slashings and stuffing in theaters on Friday.
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The slashing of Deadspin’s staff is the latest in what so far has been a tumultuous year for the news media.
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There are no jump scares, slashings or cathartic screams and chases.
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Their slashing, goal-hungry style is unlike anything that will be on view at the World Cup.
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My friends dashed outside with me, and crawled around the field, muddy and torn up with fresh divots from the slashing of our hockey sticks.
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That spike mirrors the slashing of the state’s education budget and the jump in tuition.
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Floyd is known for his elite slashing and ability to shoot the basketball.
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Share prices in some of the biggest grocery chains swooned in response, but many think the industry is ripe for a round of price slashing.
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Even when teams like the Nationals and A’s have reversed course on their slashing, the damage is already done.
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Even with that, Canton nearly got back into the game to start the third, thanks to a major slashing penalty in the opening seconds.
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Nixing the slashing gave our finished loaf the smooth top of supermarket bread.
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The league plans to more closely monitor slashing of players’ hands that cause injury.
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The slashing of Navigator funding comes on the heels of a raft of other malevolent actions aimed at the ACA.
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Williams is eager to be a consistent slashing threat, which would help take some of the scoring load off Bueckers’ shoulders.
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The ridiculous slashing calls that have dominated the early part of this NHL season alone should remind you of that.
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Phelia capped the first-quarter run with a slashing, left-handed layup after driving all the way from halfcourt in the final three seconds.
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The kills are exceptionally brutal and bloody, shot with a greater sense of realism as to the strength and heft that goes into the actual slashing.
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But don't worry if none of those are near you—and the post-Amazon buyout price slashing still isn't low enough for your liking—since the Whole Foods website claims that 16 more stores in nine states across the country are in the works.
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Stone was on the receiving end of both Domi’s slashing and Jamie Benn’s cross-check that resulted in a game misconduct and his ejection in the first period.
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The economic reforms, including a float of the local currency and the slashing of fuel subsidies, have caused the price of many local goods to soar in recent months.
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Sunday's slashing is the latest in a string of violent incidents this year related to the New York City subway system.
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The suspect was spotted under an adjacent viaduct a few minutes after the slashing, police said.
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Hutchinson, 32, is charged with first degree criminal mischief charges in connection to the Nov. 9 slashing.
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With saplings blocking the view of many homeowners, mysterious tree slashings hit night after night.
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