substract
verb
sub·stract
səbzˈtrakt,
-bˈst-
-ed/-ing/-s
: subtract
so far from adding to, it will substract from, the quantity of labor necessary
Jeremy Bentham
Jeremy Bentham
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin substractus, past participle of substrahere to draw from beneath, withdraw, alteration (influenced by Latin subs-, variant of sub-) of Latin subtrahere