Definition Synonyms
Definition of abridgment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
literatureRare US shortened version of a larger workRare US
- The abridgment of the novel left out several key scenes.
2.
legal editingDated US legal term for omitting parts of a demandDated US
- The lawyer explained the abridgment in the case.
Origin of abridgment
Latin, abbreviare (to shorten)
Examples of abridgment in a sentence
An abridgment of the epic made it more accessible to young readers. The judge noted the abridgment in the legal document. Abridgment of the demand was necessary for clarity.
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- French:abrégé, omission, ...
- German:Kurzfassung, Kürzung, ...
- Italian:versione abbreviata, abbreviazione, ...
- Spanish:resumen, abreviación, ...
- Portuguese:resumo, abreviação, ...
- Chinese:简本, 删节, ...
- Japanese:要約版, 省略, ...
- Arabic:اِخْتِصَار, حذف أجزاء, ...
- Hebrew:גִּרְסָה מְקוּצֶּרֶת, קִצּוּר, ...
- Russian:сокращение, уменьшение, ...
- Ukrainian:скорочена версія, урізання, ...
- Hindi:संक्षिप्त संस्करण, संक्षेपण, ...
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