Pronunciation: /ˌækrəˌmɒnəˈɡræmətɪk/
noun a word or phrase that is spelled with the first letter of each line in a poem or other text
A1 I don't understand acromonogrammatic.
A2 The word acromonogrammatic is difficult to pronounce.
B1 The acromonogrammatic nature of the text made it hard to decipher.
B2 The acromonogrammatic puzzle required advanced problem-solving skills.
C1 The author's use of acromonogrammatic techniques added depth to the novel.
C2 The acromonogrammatic style of writing showcased the author's creativity and linguistic prowess.
adjective relating to or being a word or phrase that is spelled with the first letter of each line in a poem or other text
A1 I don't understand the acromonogrammatic jargon in this manual.
A2 The acromonogrammatic symbols on the map are confusing to me.
B1 The acromonogrammatic nature of the scientific paper made it difficult for me to comprehend.
B2 The acromonogrammatic language used in the legal document was challenging for even experienced lawyers.
C1 The acromonogrammatic coding language required advanced knowledge and expertise to decipher.
C2 The acromonogrammatic encryption used by the government agency was virtually impenetrable.
formal The professor's lecture was so acromonogrammatic that only a few students could understand it.
informal I tried to read that acromonogrammatic article, but I couldn't make heads or tails of it.
slang That acromonogrammatic book is a real brain-buster.
figurative Her handwriting was so acromonogrammatic that it looked like a secret code.
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