What is another word for shortened?
305 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ʃˈɔːtənd], [ ʃˈɔːtənd], [ ʃ_ˈɔː_t_ə_n_d]
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Similar words for shortened:
- all (adjective)
- bobbed (adjective)
- decreased (adjective)
- diminished (adjective)
- less (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- reduced (adjective)
- restricted (adjective)
- scarce (adjective)
- short (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- curtailed (verb)
- decreased (verb)
- diminished (verb)
- limited (verb)
- lowered (verb)
- shortened (verb)
- other synonyms
- capsulated
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Shortened:
adj.
• all (adjective) • bobbed (adjective)- more trimmed,
- most cropped,
- more cut,
- more cropped,
- most coiffed,
- most trimmed,
- more coiffed,
- most cut.
- concentrated,
- Compacted,
- depleted,
- diminished,
- lessened,
- drained,
- decremented,
- shrunk,
- Receded,
- decreased,
- Abated,
- eroded,
- deflated,
- lower.
- scarce,
- few and far between,
- Manacled,
- Bobbed,
- semioccasional,
- less,
- reined in,
- seldom met with,
- coiffed,
- reduced,
- at a premium.
- more bridled,
- more encircled,
- most encircled,
- most moderated,
- most tempered,
- encircled,
- most deterred,
- pre vented,
- re pressed,
- more suppressed,
- most repressed,
- more hampered,
- more moderated,
- more blocked,
- more checked,
- more narrowed,
- most defined,
- more stayed,
- most obstructed,
- re-pressed,
- most checked,
- most narrowed,
- most fettered,
- fettered,
- more defined,
- pre-scribed,
- more foiled,
- more curbed,
- more tempered,
- de-fined,
- more deterred,
- sur-rounded,
- sur rounded,
- most blocked,
- more barred,
- more manacled,
- more chained,
- re strained,
- most suppressed,
- more secured,
- most manacled,
- most curbed,
- more tethered,
- more clogged,
- governed,
- most impeded,
- tempered,
- most barred,
- most bridled,
- most clogged,
- more hitched,
- more repressed,
- most secured,
- de fined,
- pre-vented,
- re-strained,
- most hampered,
- most tethered,
- most stayed,
- impeded,
- most foiled,
- most hitched,
- more impeded,
- most chained,
- more fettered,
- more obstructed.
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)- contracted,
- close,
- terse,
- docked,
- tight,
- sententious,
- sawed-off,
- compendious,
- sawn-off,
- curt,
- short and sweet,
- elliptic,
- pithy,
- cropped,
- snub,
- Elided,
- cut,
- reserved,
- Reaped,
- mown,
- trimmed,
- laconic,
- crisp,
- compressed,
- aposiopestic,
- succinct,
- Polled,
- pollard,
- condensed,
- cut short,
- truncated,
- shaved,
- Nipped,
- capsule,
- brief,
- telescoped,
- capsulized,
- abbreviated,
- sheared,
- concise,
- taciturn,
- abstracted,
- Curtailed,
- spartan,
- abridged,
- to the point,
- compact,
- pointed,
- mowed,
- brusque,
- pruned,
- digested,
- short-cut,
- epigrammatic,
- Snubbed,
- synopsized,
- summary,
- clipped,
- short,
- gnomic.
v.
• curtailed (verb) • decreased (verb) • diminished (verb) • limited (verb) • lowered (verb) • shortened (verb)Other synonyms:
• capsulated • Other relevant words (noun):- direct,
- disregarded,
- weakened,
- simplified,
- thumbnail,
- curved,
- thinned,
- trenchant,
- subdued,
- rationalized,
- diluted,
- Hacked,
- constricted,
- repressed,
- foreshortened,
- briefed,
- shorten,
- summed up,
- pint-size,
- Issued,
- Skipped,
- cogent,
- signed,
- gashed,
- emasculated,
- Ceased,
- Squeezed,
- rationalised,
- styled,
- Commuted,
- Epitomized,
- curbed,
- edited,
- shrink,
- Slewed,
- Quashed,
- limited,
- cleared up,
- curtail,
- stopped,
- slashed,
- lifted up,
- shorted,
- put away,
- elliptical,
- gelded,
- Bowdlerized,
- epitomised,
- restrained,
- truncate,
- Scrimped,
- slimmed,
- reduced to,
- Sheered,
- cut down,
- Trended,
- Distilled,
- feed,
- aphoristic,
- ignored,
- subjugated,
- straightened up,
- pressed,
- narrowed,
- tightened,
- Retrenched,
- bowdlerised,
- Minified,
- castrated,
- runty,
- tailored,
- tidied up,
- confined,
- expurgated,
- limited to,
- Swerved,
- abbreviate,
- down,
- Veered,
- picked up.
How to use "Shortened" in context?
The word "shortened" often comes up when discussing things such as movies or songs. Shortened implies that something is not as complete or as long as it may appear. This is most commonly seen in shortened movies or songs. When someone refers to a movie as being shortened, they are usually talking about how much time has been cut from the movie. Likewise, shortened songs may be referred to as being "cut" or "edited." When shortened, these pieces may be less than the full length, or they may be condensed to a quicker flow.
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Equivalence
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Adjective
abridged.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
accelerated, condensed.
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Verb, past tense
Shrank.
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Verb, past participle
abridged, accelerated, adjusted, alleviated, attenuated, blown, blunted, burnt, changed, chopped, clipped, collapsed, compressed, condensed, confined, constrained, contracted, converted, corrected, cropped, crushed, curbed, cut, deducted, degraded, depleted, depressed, diluted, discontinued, disrupted, dropped, eased, eroded, expedited, failed, fallen, halted, impaired, impeded, improved, intensified, interrupted, kept, lessened, limited, minimized, mitigated, moderated, moved, narrowed, offset, outlined, pruned, pulled, reducing, reduction, relaxed, relieved, restored, restricted, rolled, rushed, saved, scaled, shrunk, slashed, stopped, strained, stretched, stunted, suppressed, suspended, taken, tightened, torn, trimmed, truncated, undercut, weakened, Abated, Accentuated, Adjourned, Boosted, Bridged, Brought, Carried, Declined, Discounted, Dwarfed, Dwindled, Hampered, Hastened, Hindered, Outstripped, Plunged, quickened, Relegated, Rendered, Resulted, Returned, Shown, Slowed, Transported, Wiped, Compromised, Curtailed, Pushed, Sped, Spurred, Squeezed, Subsided, downgraded, undermined, phased, downsized, laid, fast-tracked, summarised, minimised.
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Adjective
Homophones for Shortened:
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