abridgment

I know not if it will please you, but such as it is I shall give you an abridgment of it.

There is an abridgment of the like moderate dimensions by Carnot.

An abridgment of the work, for popular use, is published by Nisbet & Co.

The Herr Professor, little studious of abridgment, does not say.

How does an abridgment differ from an outline or a synopsis?

Philip Ralegh, Sir Walter's grandson, in 1698 printed an abridgment.

No confinement, no abridgment of food nor any labor required of them.

Which of the plates of Nephi did Mormon include with his own abridgment?

The struggle of that night was an abridgment of all the struggles that came after.

An abridgment of it is given in Balfour's Annales of Scotland, vol.