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abbreviationmid-15c., "act of shortening; a shortened thing," from Middle French abréviation (15c.), from Late Latin abbreviationem (nominative abbreviatio), noun of action from past participle stem of [..]
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abbreviationa shortened form of a word or phrase shortening something by omitting parts of it (abbreviate) abridge: reduce in scope while retaining essential elements; "The manuscript must be shorten [..]
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abbreviationA shortened form of a word. Mon for Monday St for Street TV for television. The modern trend is not to use full stops in abbreviations.
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abbreviationa short way of writing or printing a word, such as Dr.Doctor, Jan. for January
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abbreviationfarkirtsung
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abbreviationkirtsung
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abbreviationrosheteyves
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abbreviationA shortened form of a word or phrase used for brevity in place of the whole, consisting of the first letter, or the first few letters, followed by a period (full stop), for example, assoc. for associa [..]
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abbreviationAn abbreviation is a shortened form of a word or expression. CT and Conn. are abbreviations for Connecticut. See the Abbreviations topic in the main Contents for rules on making and using abbreviation [..]
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abbreviation(n) a shortened form of a word or phrase(n) shortening something by omitting parts of it
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abbreviationn. abreviatura
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abbreviationa short form of a word or phrase, for example: tbc = to be confirmed; CIA = the Central Intelligence Agency
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abbreviation A shortened version of a written word or phrase used to replace the original (e.g., a.s.a.p., bldg., m.l.s., mr., mrs., chapt., a.c.). Abbreviations may be used wherever acceptable. The commonly use [..]
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abbreviationMeaning
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abbreviation
The result of shortening or reducing; abridgment.en|abbreviature
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