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appro
[ ap-roh ]
appro
/ ˈæprəʊ /
noun
- an informal shortening of approval
on appro
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Word History and Origins
Origin of appro1
First recorded in 1870–75; appr(oval) + -o
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Example Sentences
Who knew that, decades later, “appro,” a.k.a. “try on,” would become the way to shop?
From New York Times
"You see, I'm going on what the shops call 'appro,'" she said.
From Project Gutenberg
Wow, appro- you really want to restrict markets, don't you?
From Forbes
No man shall ever have it in his power to say that I have travelled to the end of the world “on appro,”—that I have deliberately thrown myself in his way.
From Project Gutenberg
"If you wish, sir, I will make a list," he ventured further, "and the proper firms will send persons to bring things down from London on appro."
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