"Rationed" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Rationed" Meaning

Limited or controlled in quantity or amount, especially because of a shortage.

"Rationed" Examples

Examples of "Rationed"

Sentences

1. World War II context:
Rationed food was a common phenomenon in many countries during World War II.
The government rationed sugar to ensure everyone had enough to survive the scarcity.

2. General usage:
The town's water supply was rationed until the new reservoir was built.
Due to economic sanctions, essential goods were rationed to individuals.

Verbs: Uses of "To Ration"

1.
The government refused to ratify the proposal from the opposition party.
Such international relations were off-limits as the event was still under discussion for ratification.

2.
Health services saw a sharp decline last year due to lack of funds and need for budgetary cuts through rate cuts.
The plan to open four countryside hostels was hastily rejected due to not meeting the board's confidence margin concerning rate gains.





3. Predicate adjectives and substantivized:
The "riot" inside the bicycle could only have been the result of its altered damping ratio during freeride extension.
Everybody wants a square ratio between their income and the market price involved in the incident local logger.

4. Past participial use:
The ratio analysis which applied maximum profit and risk was expertly covered by some specialist reviewer.
The timbre and volume ratio of the ambiance music resulted traumatized compradors on several beta saw airlines that will torn aside propriety analysis.


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Please note that these examples might not all capture the full range of meaning for "rationed".