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abridger

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun abridger has 1 sense
  1. abridger, abbreviator - one who shortens or abridges or condenses a written work
    --1 is a kind of redact, redactor, reviser, rewriter, rewrite man
    Derived form: verb abridge1

Definitions from the Web

Abridger

Description:

An abridger is a person or tool that condenses or shortens a piece of written or spoken content, while still preserving its main ideas or essence. Abridgers are skilled at reducing the length of texts without sacrificing the underlying meaning.


Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: An individual who specializes in shortening or condensing written works.

Example sentence: The abridger skillfully condensed the lengthy history book into a concise and readable format.

Related Products: Books on Abridging, Text Abridging Tools


Sense 2:

Noun: A device or software used to shorten recorded speeches or audio recordings.

Example sentence: The abridger software allowed me to trim down the lengthy podcast to fit within the time constraints.

Related Products: Audio Abridging Tools, Speech Abridging Software


Sense 3:

Verb: To shorten or condense a written or spoken work.

Example sentence: She had to abridge her speech to fit into the allocated time slot.

Related Products: Writing Abridging Guides, Video Abridging Tools


Sense 4:

Noun: (Local usage) In some regions, a person who constructs or maintains a bridge.

Example sentence: The abridger inspected the bridge for any signs of damage.

Related Products: Bridge Construction Tools, Bridge Maintenance Equipment


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