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Sgt

Sgt (noun) means Abbreviation for sergeant, used before a name or rank. Example: “Sgt. Reyes led the patrol through the village.”

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Abbreviation for sergeant, used before a name or rank.
"Sgt. Reyes led the patrol through the village."

How to use Sgt

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In plain EnglishShort written form of "sergeant."

Word forms

Sgts plural

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_____. Reyes led the patrol through the village.

Frequently asked questions

What does “Sgt” mean?

The word “Sgt” means abbreviation for sergeant, used before a name or rank. In plain terms, short written form of "sergeant.".

How do you use “Sgt” in a sentence?

Here is “Sgt” used in a sentence: “Sgt. Reyes led the patrol through the village.”

What part of speech is “Sgt”?

“Sgt” is a noun.

Is “Sgt” a common word?

“Sgt” is an uncommon word in modern English.

What rank does Sgt stand for?

Sgt is the standard abbreviation for sergeant, a military or police rank. It is used before a name or rank, such as "Sgt Jones."

Is Sgt written with a period?

Sgt can appear both with and without a following period, depending on house style. In many British publications the period is dropped, while American style often includes it as "Sgt."

Where is Sgt typically placed in a sentence?

Sgt is placed directly before a person's name or rank, functioning as a title, for example "Sgt Smith gave the order." It is not used on its own without an accompanying name.

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