June 19, 2010
MISC. BRIEFS I'M LEARNING
A
actively - TIFL
activity - TIFT
admonition - DMIGS
adopt - DOPT
agriculture - AG
allegation - ALGS
allege - ALG
alleging - ALG*
anger - ANG
angry - AENG
as a matter of fact - SMAFT
as a matter of law - SMAFL
as a result - SARLT
as follows - SFOLS
ASL - AS*
assault - SAULT
assault and battery - SAUB
assault with a deadly weapon - DWEP
B
behavior - BAIFR
beyond a reasonable doubt - YARD
beyond all reasonable doubt - YAURD
beyond every reasonable doubt - YERD
bottom - BOT
bought - BAUT
C
clue - KLAOU
comfortable - KFRBL
compromise - KPROM
computer - KP-R
conclusion - KLAOUGS
confide - KWAOI
confided - KWAOID
confidence - K-FD
confident - K-FT
confidential - K-FL
confidentiality - K-FLT
consequence - KWENS
consistent - SKINT
contact - KAK
conversation - KFRGS
corner - KRORN
credit card - KRARD
criminal - KR-L
cross-examination - KR-X
D
data - DAT
database - D-B
demeanor - DMOR
denial - DAOENL
deny - DAOEN
depend - DEND
dependence - DAENS
dependent - DAENT
detail - DAOET
direct examination - DR-X
disregard - DRAR
disregard the - DRART
E
efficiency - FIRBS
efficient - FIRBT
emergency - M-RJ
enable - NAIBL
energy - N-RJ
entitle - SBAOIL
except - KPEP
exception - KPEPGS
exist - KPIF
existence - KPINS
expect - KP-P
expert - SPERT
expert testimony - SBIT
expert witness - SBIN
F
finish - F-RB
for example - FR-X
G
gradual - GRAUL
gradually - GRAOEL
H
his or her - HOER
honest - HONS
honestly - HOENL
honesty - HONST
honor - HON
honorable - HONL
human - HAOUM
human being - HAOUB
humane - HAOUM*
I
identify - OIF
identity - OIT
if any - FAOEN
if anything - FAOENG
include - KLU
independence - NAENS
independent - NAENT
injure - N-J
injury - NAOEJ
interpret - TERP
interrupt - TRUP
J
judge - J- (initial)
M
malice - MALS
malicious - LIRB
N
neglect - GLEK
negligence - NEJS
negligent - NEJ
O
object - OBT
objected - OBD
objection - OX
observation - OVGS
observe - OBS
observed - OBZD
on the one hand - TWAND
on the other hand - TWRAND
opposition - OIPGS
opposition to - OIPT
P
peculiar - PEK
pedestrian - PED
pedestrians - PEDZ
petition - PIRB
petitioner - PRIRB
possess - PES
possessed - PES/D; PEDZ*
possesses - PEZ
profession - PROFGS
profile - PRAOIL
province - PROFNS
punitive - PAOUF
punitive damage - PAOUFD
punitively - PAOUFL
purport - PURPT
R
regard - RAR
S
senior - S-R
senior citizen - S-RZ
strength - STRENG
strengthen - STREN
surrender - SURND
surround - SROUND
T
terror - TROER
terrorist - TROERT
transact - TR-T
transaction - TRX
transport - TR-P
transportation - TR-PGS
trespass - TREP
V
valid - VALD
valued - VAL/D
voir dire - V-RD
W
with regard - WRAR
with regard to - WRART
within - W-N
Y
your Honor - YURN
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2 comments:
Very helpful! I am a new student (7-month in) and your briefs are perfect for me. I will be using them.
Thank you for posting.
Rebecca
Hi, Rebecca!
I'm so glad the briefs are helpful to you. Please check out the tab at the top of my blog called "My Steno Briefs." I have even more briefs there!
Congrats on starting out your steno journey 7 months ago... and all the
best to you! :)
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