abridgment
noun
(also abridgement) uk
/əˈbrɪdʒ.mənt/ us
/əˈbrɪdʒ.mənt/abridgment noun (SHORTER VERSION)
- academic book
- annual
- anthology
- audiobook
- backlist
- crime
- digest
- dime novel
- e-reader
- easy read
- multi-author
- multi-authored
- multi-volume
- must-read
- novel
- trilogy
- vade mecum
- work of fiction
- workbook
- ya
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abridgment noun (REDUCTION OF RIGHTS)
He says there are laws which are completely unethical and an abridgment of freedom.
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- He called the spending limits an abridgment of a party's right to free political expression.
- He wrote a research paper on the abridgment of the civil liberties in the United States.
- Government secrecy pales in comparison to the secrecy and abridgements of free expression that exist in private companies.