Similar words: ratification, gratification, self-gratification, ration, oration, operation, rational, duration. Meaning: ['reɪʃn /'ræʃn] adj. distributed equitably in limited individual portions.
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31, Workers are said to be rationed in the labour market and firms are said to be rationed in the commodity market.
32, Calculation How is food to be rationed - on the journey; expedition; during the siege?
33, Almost 10 years of bombing and economic sanctions have taken an enormous toll. Food is rationed,(http://sentencedict.com/rationed.html) as is electricity.
34, Bread was rationed during the siege of the city.
35, There's a black market in rationed goods.
36, Water must now be rationed.
37, He procured extra cigarettes even though they were rationed.
38, Food was rationed to the public during the war.
39, The army is well rationed.
40, When supplies ran short we were rationed.
41, We were rationed to two eggs a week.
42, Shoppers crowded into downtown stores, snapping up once - rationed consumer goods.
43, According to the regulations, the conversion price should be adjusted as the changes because of rationed shares, further issue, stock bonus, distributions, dismantlement and other reasons.
44, The remaining water was rationed ( out ) carefully among the survivors.
45, Last spring, Taipei rationed residential water to fight the drought.
46, People were rationed to a pound of meat a week.
47, Unfortunately, he did not stop there: "It offers a necessity of life that must be rationed among those who have power over it."
48, At some point in the course of its growth the pig is usually rationed.
49, Many basic goods are now rationed. Less and less is available.
50, Old women rationed to 14 kilograms of grain a month.
51, If the drought continues through autumn, water may need to be rationed.
More similar words: ratification, gratification, self-gratification, ration, oration, operation, rational, duration, rationing, adoration, migration, decoration, irrational, federation, reparation, desperation, laceration, liberation, separation, maturation, aspiration, generation, admiration, veneration, AND operation, aberration, emigration, frustration, dehydration, preparation.