unabbreviated

He insisted that it wasn't short for Calvin, but refused to tell me the unabbreviated version.

Use of professional titles, especially unabbreviated, is uncommon in Dutch correspondence.

Abbreviations should be read as unabbreviated to determine if they are polysyllabic.

More recent legends include the following (the full unabbreviated text is given here):

The unabbreviated Latin text of the entry is as follows:

Organization’s official name Enter the full, unabbreviated name.

• if, in the past five years, the organization operated under a different name, please indicate the full, unabbreviated name.

Our unabbreviated biographies, of the most successful professionals from 150 countries, are housed in private libraries and collections around the world.

Provide the full, unabbreviated name of the education institution, place of worship or community centre that is the focus of the project.

The fifth performance was (and still remains) the last fully staged one of the complete unabbreviated work, which takes over three hours (without intermission).

Leave unabbreviated to distinguish from the European Community.

Here are the candidates for this week, with occasional words restored or unabbreviated now that we have some room to breathe:

• please enter the full, unabbreviated name.

Albee uses an unabbreviated ibid in his stage directions to tell an actor to use the same tone as the previous line.

Candidates may make unabbreviated longhand notes in Ink in the margin as indicated on page 4.

It is rare for Mrs to be written in a non-abbreviated form, and the unabbreviated word lacks a standard spelling.

Organization's Official Name: Provide the full, unabbreviated name.

"Bring me an axe, Epaphroditus," she said to the steward, whom she never addressed by his unabbreviated name unless there was huge trouble.

The earliest recorded use of the unabbreviated, capitalized phrase was in The Cincinnati Commercial in 1876.

Acknowledgements immediately precede References, which normally are given in full, including the unabbreviated names of journals in italics.

Its title-page, unabbreviated, reads as follows:

The Unabbreviated Horologion (2nd ed.

Both symbols are pronounced by sounding out their letters, g-a and g-y-a, or by giving their unabbreviated forms.

Achebe's unabbreviated name, Chinualumogu ("May God fight on my behalf"), was a prayer for divine protection and stability.

The G in both symbols (but not the g in giga-, unabbreviated) is conventionally capitalized.