Abn

Pronunciation: /æbn/

Definitions of abn

noun a three-letter acronym for the term 'abnormality'

Example Sentences

A1 I saw an abn in the zoo.

A2 The abn was hiding in the bushes.

B1 The abn's fur was a beautiful shade of brown.

B2 The abn's playful antics entertained the visitors at the wildlife sanctuary.

C1 Researchers have been studying the behavior of the abn for years.

C2 The abn species is considered endangered and conservation efforts are underway to protect them.

Examples of abn in a Sentence

formal The company was fined for not properly reporting their ABN to the tax authorities.

informal Make sure you include your ABN when filling out that form.

slang I can't believe they're still operating without an ABN, that's risky.

figurative Having a strong ABN is like having a solid foundation for your business.

Grammatical Forms of abn

• past tense: abned
• plural: abns
• comparative: more abn
• superlative: most abn
• present tense: abn
• future tense: will abn
• perfect tense: have abned
• continuous tense: is abning
• singular: abn
• positive degree: abn
• infinitive: to abn
• gerund: abning
• participle: abned

Origin and Evolution of abn

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English or Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'abn' is believed to have originated from Old English or Middle English.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'abn' may have evolved in spelling or pronunciation, but its meaning likely remained consistent as a term used in early English language.