unabridged

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ abridged.

Adjective

unabridged (not comparable)

1. (of a book or document) Not abridged, shortened, expurgated or condensed; complete.

   Synonyms: uncensored, uncondensed, unexpurgated

   Antonym: abridged

   Coordinate term: unedited

   an unabridged dictionary

Translations

not abridged

• Bulgarian: пълен (bg) (pǎlen), несъкратен (bg) (nesǎkraten)
• Czech: nezkrácený
• Danish: uforkortet, ubeskåret
• Faroese: óskerdur, fullur (fo)
• Finnish: lyhentämätön (fi), kokonainen (fi), täysi (fi)
• German: ungekürzt, vollständig (de)
• Icelandic: óskertur
• Italian: integrale (it)
• Macedonian: це́лосен m (célosen), компле́тен m (kompléten), не́скратен m (néskraten)
• Manx: neuyiarrit
• Nepali: बृहत् (br̥hat)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: uforkortet, uavkortet

  Nynorsk: uavkorta

• Russian: по́лный (ru) m (pólnyj), несокращённый m (nesokraščónnyj)
• Spanish: íntegro (es) m, non compendiado m
• Swedish: oavkortad (sv), oförkortad

Noun

unabridged (plural unabridgeds)

1. An unabridged publication, especially a reference work
   • '1975, William Morris, It's Easy to Increase Your Vocabulary:

     it would seem to indicate that arcanes restoration to general usage is fairly recent and we may expect that it will move from the comparative obscurity of the unabridgeds to proper listing in general use

Anagrams

• unbrigaded