abbreviated
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- adjective
- /əˈbrivɪˌeɪtɪd/
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abreviado
- It's the stripped down abbreviated version of inner speech.
- abbreviated form
- abbreviated version
It's the stripped down abbreviated version of inner speech.
- It's the stripped down abbreviated version of inner speech.
- That's a very abbreviated or simplified version.
- Is that the plan for this abbreviated but equally effective cognitive behavioral therapy?
- That's a deeply abbreviated version, but it gives you the concept of where we're coming from.
- So don't the abbreviated story, the long story, the long story.
- It is the complete, almost abbreviated manual of what to do for challenges and solutions.
- The other thing that they do now that they didn't do with us is if you're going for the community more than two years, they have you go back through an abbreviated SQT.
Examples
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The short-term nature of most grants and the general lack of funds for tool development unquestionably contribute to abbreviated and fragmented development cycles.
Academic text (2012) -
And I do use an abbreviated version of the four step process in my own work.
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More of us are required to communicate by writing in a short, abbreviated fashion.
Academic text (1990) -
Is that the plan for this abbreviated but equally effective cognitive behavioral therapy?
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That's a deeply abbreviated version, but it gives you the concept of where we're coming from.
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Information is best absorbed when presented concisely and in a somewhat abbreviated form.
Blog text (20) -
Abbreviated representations of information in the form of catchy names and acronyms serve a similar purpose.
Academic text (2002) -
Still, a comparison of values -- Western, Islamic, Confucian -- presented in abbreviated readings led to some intriguing comparisons and discussions.
Academic text (1994) -
The professor provided an abbreviated summary of the research findings for the conference.
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During the meeting, she presented an abbreviated version of the project proposal to save time.
Synonyms
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Not long in distance, height, or time
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With parts removed to make it shorter
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A little less long than usual in length or time
Made not as long in time, size, or distance
Shortened because a part is cut away or time is limited
Antonyms
How Short
Surface Forms
Morphology
abbreviated = abbreviate (transparent) = abbreviate + ed
Regular past-participle/adjectival formation from the verb 'abbreviate' by adding '-ed', so the meaning 'made shorter' is directly recoverable from the base.
Etymology
Abbreviated comes from Latin parts ab- ('away') and brev- ('short'), and it shares the same root as the English word brief. So to abbreviate something is to make it 'short' or to cut its time or length.