deducted

Removed from total

Deducted is the past tense and past participle of deduct, meaning to subtract or take away an amount from a total.

It appears most often in financial contexts: The cost was deducted from my paycheck.

When something is deducted, it reduces what remains—whether that's money, points, or credit.

The word implies an official or systematic removal rather than a casual subtraction.

payroll

withheld

Kept from giving

withholding · salary · wages · net · gross · income · exemptions · contributions · benefits · insurance

accounting

expenses

Money spent on things

credits · depreciation · amortization · entries · journal · bookkeeping · receipts · invoice · accruals · balance

penalty

docked

Fastened at harbor

points · loss · infraction · violation · fee · charge · sanction · demerits · breach · suspended

reasoning

inferred

Concluded from indirect evidence

derived · surmised · gathered · figured · ascertained · logic · evidence · premise · conclusion

Opposites
arithmetic operation

deductedadded

Included as extra

summed · tallied · totaled · increased · augmented

financial/accounting action

deductedadded

Included as extra

credited · deposited · increased · contributed · reimbursed

Phrases
Family

deduction, deduct, deducting, deductions, deducts, deductible, deductibles, deductibility

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Top 50,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G