abridge in Latin
abridge in Latin is abbreviō — abridge means to take something away from someone; to cut it off.
abridge in Latin
abbreviō
(transitive) To make shorter; to shorten in duration or extent. [First attested around 1350–1470]
What does "abridge" mean?
- verb To take something away from someone; to cut it off.
- verb To stop someone from having or doing something.
- verb To make something shorter in length or time.
- verb To make a piece of writing shorter while keeping its main meaning.
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What is "abridge" in Latin?
"abridge" in Latin is abbreviō. abridge means: To take something away from someone; to cut it off.
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