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Meanings of abridged in English
(Used of texts) shortened by condensing or rewriting.
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Usage of abridged in English
1
Debates, as presented in the following pages, are by necessity much abridged.
2
With the English translation the original work appeared in an abridged form.
3
The laws that you think are absolute have on occasion been abridged.
4
The abridged translation given here has been made direct from the Greek.
5
Gibbon has eloquently abridged the remarks of Ammianus Marcellinus respecting these people:-
6
He considers the ordinary Egyptian texts to be generally abridged and condensed.
7
Gabriele gave an abridged account of the places where she had lived.
8
I omitted for certain reasons, or greatly abridged, what related to her-self.
9
He was quoted, abridged, and plagiarized - a clear sign of popularity.
10
My abridged medical encyclopedia unfortunately did not contain enough information to satisfy me.
11
This is an abridged version of an article in the current New Statesman
12
Below is Culture Secretary Karen Bradley's statement to parliament, lightly abridged.
13
The Duke abridged his life by his extreme intemperance in eating and drinking.
14
But he permits the terms to be abridged in cases of extraordinary fervor.
15
Short cuts and abridged methods are the demand of the hour.
16
The distance should not be abridged by any act of the lawful wife.
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Abridged across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common