Abbreviator

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Pronunciation: /əˈbriviˌeɪtər/

Definitions of abbreviator

noun a device or system that shortens or reduces words or phrases

Example Sentences

A1 An abbreviator is someone who shortens words or phrases.

A2 I used an abbreviator to condense the long text into a more concise format.

B1 The abbreviator tool on my computer helps me save time when writing emails.

B2 As a professional writer, I rely on an abbreviator to meet word count limits.

C1 The abbreviator's expertise in condensing complex information is unparalleled.

C2 The abbreviator's skill in summarizing legal documents is highly sought after in the industry.

Examples of abbreviator in a Sentence

formal The abbreviator was tasked with condensing the lengthy report into a concise summary.

informal I always rely on the abbreviator tool when writing emails to save time.

slang The abbreviator app is a lifesaver when I'm texting on the go.

figurative She was known as the abbreviator of gossip, always getting straight to the point in her conversations.

Grammatical Forms of abbreviator

past tense

abbreviated

plural

abbreviators

comparative

more abbreviated

superlative

most abbreviated

present tense

abbreviates

future tense

will abbreviate

perfect tense

has abbreviated

continuous tense

is abbreviating

singular

abbreviator

positive degree

abbreviator

infinitive

to abbreviate

gerund

abbreviating

participle

abbreviated

Origin and Evolution of abbreviator

First Known Use: 1250 year
Language of Origin: Latin
Story behind the word: The word 'abbreviator' originated from the Latin word 'abbreviātor' which means 'one who shortens'.
Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to someone who shortens or condenses texts, the term 'abbreviator' has evolved to also include individuals who create abbreviations or shorten words for convenience or efficiency.