abridger
- noun
- /əˈbrɪdʒər/
- The abridger worked tirelessly to shorten the text.
Examples
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The publisher hired a skilled abridger to adapt the classic for younger readers.
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An abridger can help make long novels more accessible.
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As an experienced abridger, she transformed lengthy reports into concise summaries.
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The abridger carefully removed unnecessary details to make the novel more accessible.
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The publisher hired an abridger to condense the lengthy novel for its audiobook version.
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As an abridger, her job is to shorten texts while keeping their main ideas intact.
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The abridger carefully trimmed the book to make it more accessible for younger readers.
Synonyms
A person who gives a short report of important information
A person who gives a short summary of the main points
A person or tool that makes a short version of a longer text
A person who makes a long text shorter
A person who reads documents and writes short summaries
A person who reads long texts and writes short summaries
How Censoring
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Morphology
Etymology
The word abridger comes from abridge, which shares the same root as brief and Latin brevis, meaning 'short'. An abridger makes a long text shorter while keeping the main points.