The Opposite(Antonym) of “abridgable”
The antonyms of abridgable are unabridgeable and incompressible. The antonyms unabridgeable and incompressible convey the idea that something cannot be shortened or made smaller.
Explore all Antonyms of “abridgable”
- incompressible
- unabridgeable
Definitions and Examples of unabridgeable, incompressible
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
unabridgeable
Not capable of being shortened or reduced in size or scope.
Example
The gap between the two sides was so wide that it seemed unabridgeable.
Not capable of being compressed or made smaller in volume.
Example
Water is an incompressible liquid that cannot be squeezed into a smaller space.
Key Differences: unabridgeable vs incompressible
- 1Unabridgeable refers to something that cannot be shortened or reduced in size or scope, while abridgable means capable of being shortened or condensed.
- 2Incompressible refers to something that cannot be compressed or made smaller in volume, while abridgable means capable of being shortened or condensed.
Effective Usage of unabridgeable, incompressible
- 1Writing: Use abridgable when referring to texts or documents that can be shortened or condensed.
- 2Engineering: Use incompressible when referring to fluids or materials that cannot be compressed.
- 3Communication: Use unabridgeable to describe situations or issues that cannot be resolved or reduced in size or scope.
Remember this!
The antonyms of abridgable are unabridgeable and incompressible. Use abridgable when referring to texts or documents that can be shortened or condensed. Use incompressible when referring to fluids or materials that cannot be compressed. Use unabridgeable to describe situations or issues that cannot be resolved or reduced in size or scope.