half-length
- adjective
- /ˈhæfˌlɛŋkθ/
- The publisher released a half-length version of the classic novel for younger readers.
Examples
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She chose to perform a half-length arrangement of the concerto at the recital.
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A half-length documentary was broadcast to fit the television schedule.
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The movie was a half-length feature that kept the audience engaged.
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He prefers half-length films because they fit into his busy schedule.
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The publisher released a half-length version of the classic novel for younger readers.
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She chose to perform a half-length arrangement of the concerto at the recital.
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He prefers half-length films because they fit into his busy schedule.
Synonyms
Shorter than normal in time or length
With parts removed to make it shorter
Made not as long in time, size, or distance
Shortened because a part is cut away or time is limited
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Etymology
The word half-length can also mean shortened to about half its original size, coming from half ('half') and length ('how long' or 'size'). So a half-length version of a book, film, or music piece is one that is cut down to roughly half the length.