abridgment
noun (plural abridgments; also spelt abridgement)
Everyday
An abridgment is a shorter version of a book, story or speech, with the main parts kept and the rest left out. tree →
In the lessons
a short form of an old tale, given at the start or end of a book to show the main story
Examples
- This book is an abridgment of the Odyssey. tree →
- The abridgment left out the long speeches. tree →
- Here is an abridgment of one of these stories. tree →
- The short abridgment was easy to read in one lesson. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
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