abbreviature (Meaning)

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abbreviature (n.)

An abbreviation; an abbreviated state or form.

An abridgment; a compendium or abstract.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The medieval scribe used an abbreviature technique to condense lengthy texts in illuminated manuscripts.
Scholars of historical calligraphy often study ancient abbreviature styles to understand the writing conventions of the past.
The document featured a unique abbreviature, a combination of symbols and contractions, to save space.
The monk meticulously practiced the art of abbreviature, creating beautifully compact texts in the monastery scriptorium.
In certain ancient legal texts, an elaborate system of abbreviature was employed to expedite the transcription process.
The professor introduced the class to the fascinating world of medieval abbreviature, demonstrating how it facilitated efficient copying.
The manuscript exhibited a peculiar form of abbreviature, puzzling researchers attempting to decipher its meaning.
The use of abbreviature in ancient medical texts allowed physicians to document cases more swiftly.
The medieval library contained numerous scrolls with elaborate abbreviature, showcasing the intellectual prowess of the scribes.
Students in the paleography workshop practiced replicating historical abbreviature to gain insight into the linguistic conventions of bygone eras.

An abbreviation; an abbreviated state or form., An abridgment; a compendium or abstract.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The medieval scribe used an abbreviature technique to condense lengthy texts in illuminated manuscripts.

Scholars of historical calligraphy often study ancient abbreviature styles to understand the writing conventions of the past.

The document featured a unique abbreviature, a combination of symbols and contractions, to save space.

The monk meticulously practiced the art of abbreviature, creating beautifully compact texts in the monastery scriptorium.