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Meanings of abridgement in English
Spanish
recopilacion Condensing or reduction of a book or other creative work into a shorter form.
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Examples for "capsule"
Examples for "capsule"
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Today it's NASA's new Orion capsule, dropping from space onto the sea.
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Made 21 years ago, it is something of a social time capsule.
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The Company offers products in various categories, including tablets, capsule and parenteral.
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These will record the forces and the environment experienced inside the capsule.
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If you thought capsule and micro hotels were something new, think again.
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We don't want to risk having any possible condensation nuclei near us.
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Boson condensation is seen, for example, in the operation of a laser.
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The Kasidah consists of about 300 couplets of remarkable vigor in condensation.
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In addition, increasing chromatin condensation corresponded to an increase in oocyte diameter.
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The faint continuous spectrum is probably the result of incipient central condensation.
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The compendium's gears whirred, and the hands on the main dial moved.
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A compendium of facts.-W.C.F.A. ,whichaccordingly rewarded the author with honorary membership.
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I never read Mr. Helper's book, or the compendium founded upon it.
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Brexit has provided a compendium of case studies in political psychology.
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The online compendium is intended to facilitate the safe use of animal medicines.
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No confinement, no abridgment of food nor any labor required of them.
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I give you below an abridgment of my interview with Mr. Mendizabal.
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He seemed to the general public to be nothing but a walking abridgment.
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There has been no attempt at abridgment in any other form.
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The work of Enfield is based on Bruckner, or is rather an abridgment.
Usage of abridgement in English
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This abridgement was made by the different friends of the cause.
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I had but one object in view, abridgement for compression sake.
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An abridgement of all that was pleasant in man.
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It may be deemed prolix, yet I should not do justice by a farther abridgement.
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Nor in what may be termed Plato's abridgement of the history of philosophy (Soph.
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This is only an abridgement of your panegyric.
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The reader, however, would most probably prefer to hear an abridgement of the tale in our own words.
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Mr. Wilberforce then presented it to the House of Commons, as a faithful abridgement of the whole evidence.
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Most of it was an abridgement of some verses Jurgen had composed, in the shop when business was slack.
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They argued the reviews as currently practiced breach the Constitution's First Amendment prohibition on government abridgement of freedom of speech.
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An abridgement of the natural freedom of men, by the institutions of political societies, is vindicable only on this foot.
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Without addition or abridgement.
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So even though I was tired from finishing the abridgement, I went on nervous energy and did the screenplay immediately after.
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I chanced to possess an abridgement of the "Biblia naturae," the masterly work of the father of insect anatomy.
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I said, printing an abridgement of a work was allowed, which was only cutting the horns and tail off the cow.
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Even his best-known novel, Solaris, is available in US bookstores only as an English translation of a French abridgement of the Polish original.
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Translations for abridgement
Catalan
Abridgement through the time