Condensed

verb to shorten or reduce in length

adjective shortened or made briefer

• The professor used an abbreviated version of the textbook for the lecture.
• I found an abbreviated version of the article online.
• I always use the abbreviated form of texting to save time.
• His speech was so abbreviated that it left out important details.

adjective A term used to describe something that has been shortened or condensed, typically referring to a text or piece of literature.

• The abridged version of the novel was easier to read in one sitting.
• I found the abridged book way more interesting than the full version.
• I always go for the abridged version of textbooks to save time.
• Her explanation was so abridged that I couldn't fully understand the concept.

noun the act of shortening or condensing something

• The abridgment of the novel made it more accessible to readers with limited time.
• I found a great abridgment of that long book we have to read for class.
• I can't believe they made an abridgment of that movie, it's going to be so much shorter now.
• His refusal to compromise was an abridgment of their chances for success.