For each word, choose the option with the same meaning.
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shortening, elongation, expansion, lengthening
The shortened form or representation of a word, phrase, or name.
It is used to convey the same meaning or information as the full-length original, but in a more concise and condensed format. Abbreviations are commonly employed in written and spoken language to save time, effort, and space. They serve as convenient and efficient tools for communication, particularly in technical, scientific, and professional domains, where complex terms and long expressions are prevalent. Abbreviations are created by taking specific letters or characters from each word or part of a word and combining them to form a shorter representation. They can be acronyms, initialisms, or other forms of abbreviated forms. Abbreviations are widely utilized in various contexts, including academic writing, legal documents, medical records, and everyday conversations, providing a practical means of conveying information concisely.
Complete Vocabulary List for: Language and Expression 1
The shortened form or representation of a word, phrase, or name.
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Synonyms Practice Quiz with Language and Expression 1 Vocabulary Words
Communication and Expression
Language and Expression 1
abbreviation, apothegm, babble, byword, circumlocution, cliché, cognate, conjunction, connotation, denote, dialect, elocution, eloquent, epithet, euphemism, figurative, gibberish, gobbledygook, homonym, homophone, imagery, implied, imply, jargon, language, logophile, metaphor, misnomer, missive, monoglot, onomatopoeia, oral, oxymoron, palindrome, paraphrase, phrase, pleonasm, polyglot, rhetorical, simile, solecism, succinct, torrent, trope
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