English Reference

Word

abridgedly

Phoneticsabridged·ly

Definition

adv. in a shorter version. You use this when you want to describe something that has had extra parts removed to make it more concise.

adv. in a shortened or condensed form. Often used to describe the presentation of information or the publication of a text.

Examples

“The author wrote an abridgedly version of the novel for young readers.”

“The report was presented abridgedly to the board, focusing only on the most urgent financial concerns.”

“While the full manuscript spans several hundred pages, the abridgedly version allows the general public to grasp the core argument without being overwhelmed by the supporting data.”

Examples

simple

“The author wrote an abridgedly version of the novel for young readers.”

contextual

“The report was presented abridgedly to the board, focusing only on the most urgent financial concerns.”

complex

“While the full manuscript spans several hundred pages, the abridgedly version allows the general public to grasp the core argument without being overwhelmed by the supporting data.”

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C1 · Advanced
Frequency
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