/əˈbriːvieɪtɪd/
ADJECTIVE
Made shorter by removing portions, details, or less essential information while retaining the main content or meaning.
Describes written material that has been shortened by removing passages or details while preserving its essential information.
Describes spoken or written communication presented in a more concise form, with unnecessary explanations or less important points omitted.
ADJECTIVE
Made or presented in a shorter period or on a smaller scale than is customary, expected, or originally planned.
Describes an event or activity that lasts less time than planned or follows a shortened schedule.
Describes an educational course, training program, or organized sequence of activities that covers its material in less time or with fewer components than the standard version.
ADJECTIVE
Expressed as a shorter recognizable form of a word, name, phrase, or expression by omitting letters or parts of the original wording.
Describes a word or expression written in a shortened form, often through conventional omission or contraction.
Describes specialized terms, labels, or expressions represented in shorter forms for convenience, consistency, or efficient communication.
VERB
Expressed in a simpler mathematical form, particularly a fraction with a smaller numerator and denominator but the same value.
Used for the past-tense or past-participle form of abbreviate when a fraction has been reduced to its lowest terms without changing its value.
ADJECTIVE
Describes clothing that covers less of the body than is customary or expected, particularly when it is very short or revealing.
Used for garments with shortened coverage or a cut that exposes more of the body than conventional clothing.