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long title

long title noun: the formal, official title of an act (or other piece of legislation); such titles are rarely (if ever) used in practice, and in some cases consist of hundreds of words.

Noun

long title (plural long titles)

  1. (Commonwealth, Philippines, US) The formal, official title of an act (or other piece of legislation); such titles are rarely (if ever) used in practice, and in some cases consist of hundreds of words.
    Synonyms:
    title

Synonyms of long title

Forms of long title

plurallong titles

Questions about long title

What does long title mean?
Long title means the formal, official title of an act (or other piece of legislation); such titles are rarely (if ever) used in practice, and in some cases consist of hundreds of words.
What part of speech is long title?
Long title is a noun.
What is the plural of long title?
The plural of long title is long titles.

Words near long title in the dictionary

  1. long throw
  2. long throws
  3. long time
  4. long time no hear
  5. long time no see
  6. long title
  7. long titles
  8. long toe
  9. long toes
  10. long Tom
  11. long Toms

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