How to spell DEUCTION correctly?

If you're faced with the misspelling "deuction", there are a few possible suggestions to consider. One correct alternative could be "deduction", which refers to the process of drawing conclusions based on evidence. Another option might be "reduction", referring to the act of making something smaller or less.

• auction I won the bidding at the auction and got the antique clock I had been admiring.
• deduction The tax deduction for charitable contributions can help lower your tax bill.
• defection The defection of the famous athlete from his team caused a lot of media attention.
• dejection After receiving the bad news, he sat in dejection for days.
• deletion The deletion of that paragraph greatly improved the clarity of the essay.
• demotion She was devastated when she found out about her demotion from manager to assistant.
• depiction A depiction of the Madonna and Child is on the wall.
• detection
• devotion Despite the challenges he faced, he remained unwavering in his devotion to his career.
• diction The author's diction in the novel was so precise that each word seemed to convey a deeper meaning.
• reaction The reaction to her news was one of disbelief.
• reduction
• section In this section of the book, the author covers different aspects of the topic.
• seduction He fell under her seduction and did everything she asked without question.
• suction The vacuum cleaner was making strange noises and I could see the suction power was being reduced.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking