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Acronym
Acronym
ac·ronym
(ak′ə-nēm′)
noun
An abbreviation that usually replaces an initial capital letter of a word and stands for the whole word.
Origin of acronym
Origin of acronym
noun
1.
acronym, n.
1990s, from acronym.
2.
1990s, from acronym.
3.
1990s, from acronym.
Acronym
An acronym is a shortened form of a word, usually a name, that resembles the whole. For example, the acronym for American Red Cross is A.R.C.
Origin of acronym
Origin of acronym
An acronym is a shortened form of a word, usually a name, that resembles the whole. For example, the acronym for American Red Cross is A.R.C.
[origin unknown; the lack of a satisfactory etymology for the word acronym makes it difficult to trace its origin]
Acronym
Acronym
Acronym
noun ( pl acr, acr, as acr )
1.
(1) A shortened form of a word that resembles the whole word.
2.
(2) (Informal) A short term for the letters of an initial sequence of a word or words that resemble the whole word.
3.
(3) The letters of a word or name that resemble the whole word.
Examples
Examples
Example
Example
The word "CEO" (Chief Executive Officer) can be an acronym for "Chief Executive Officer".
Origin of acronym
Origin of acronym
Acronym
Acronym
Acronym
(a) a word or name that resembles the whole word; also (b) the letters of such a word or name that resemble the whole word.
Examples
Examples
Example
The word "CEO" (Chief Executive Officer) can be an acronym for "Chief Executive Officer".
Origin of acronym
Origin of acronym
Acronym
Acronym
Acronym
noun (pl acr, acr
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 CAD-based text
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 Drawings
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 Geospatial
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 Linking
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See also 
 List of AutoCAD plug-ins
 List of AutoCAD plug-ins
 Comparison of CAD editors for Linux
 Comparison of CAD editors for Mac OS X
 Comparison of CAD editors for Windows
 Comparison of CAD editors
 List of CAD editors
 List of vector graphics editors
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