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Meanings of shortened in English

Cut short.

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Cut short in duration.

With parts removed.

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Usage of shortened in English
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Results: Higher reports of momentary stress were associated with shortened gestational length.
Pubmed
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Several companies have asked about a government-backed program for shortened working hours.
Reuters
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A shortened extraordinary parliament session is set to end early next month.
Reuters
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Market volume in the U.S. was light due to the holiday-shortened week.
Reuters
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Volume is expected to be light throughout the holiday shortened trading week.
Reuters
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The WAM on tax-free funds shortened by two days to 23 days.
Reuters
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This is the year that Peter Merholz shortened 'weblog' as a joke.
The South African
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The shortened form of the word is often used in the plural.
The Mafulu: Mountain People of British New Guinea
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This shortened, low-activity period is also less likely to dull public memory.
The Irish Times
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DO consider how the business name could be shortened by the public.
Reuters
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I have shortened the original, and made some slight alterations in it:-
Memoirs of James Robert Hope-Scott, Volume 2
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A subpanel shortened this list to 28 indicators of important delirium features.
Pubmed
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European stocks also declined, as low trading persisted in the holiday-shortened week.
The Irish Times
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There's also a chance the season could be shortened, according to Parker.
Chicago sun times
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Lately, the company has shortened maturities and boosted liquidity, a spokeswoman said.
Reuters
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Higher doses shortened induction time and caused respiratory depression and excitatory movements.
Pubmed
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