Abridgment
in sentence
4 examples of Abridgment in a sentence
Thomas Paine spoke for middle-class radicalism when he said, “We know that every machine for the
abridgment
of labor is a blessing to the great family of which we are part.”
This text is an
abridgment
of a keynote address given at a Berlin conference on post-crisis economic policies, hosted by the Center on Capitalism and Society, Columbia University, 11-12 December 2009.
In a word, I gave him an
abridgment
of this whole history; I gave him a picture of my conduct for fifty years in miniature.
I ran over the whole history of my life in miniature, or by abridgment, as I may call it, to my coming to this island, and also of that part of my life since I came to this island.
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