Pronunciation: /ˌeɪ.bəˈsiː.dər.i/
noun a primer or instructional book that teaches the alphabet
A1 An abecedary is a list of the letters of the alphabet.
A2 Children learn their abecedary in kindergarten.
B1 The teacher used an abecedary to help the students learn phonics.
B2 The abecedary in the book was beautifully illustrated.
C1 She studied the abecedary of ancient languages as part of her linguistics degree.
C2 The abecedary of musical notes is essential for understanding music theory.
adjective related to the alphabet or the alphabet sequence
A1 The abecedary list of vocabulary words helped the beginner students learn the basics of the language.
A2 The abecedary approach to teaching phonics made it easier for the students to grasp the sounds of each letter.
B1 The abecedary order of the books on the shelf made it easy for the librarian to find the right one.
B2 The abecedary organization of the files in the folder made it simple to locate the necessary documents.
C1 The abecedary system of categorizing the items in the museum collection made it efficient for researchers to access information.
C2 The abecedary arrangement of the songs in the playlist created a harmonious flow of music for the listeners.
formal The teacher used an abecedary to teach the students the alphabet.
informal I found an abecedary book that helped me learn my ABCs.
slang I love using that abecedary app to practice my letters.
figurative The abecedary of cooking starts with learning basic techniques.
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