What does ACGR mean?
ACGR means A Constitutionally Governed Republic
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for A Constitutionally Governed Republic?
A Constitutionally Governed Republic can be abbreviated as ACGR
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What does ACGR stand for? ACGR stands for "A Constitutionally Governed Republic". |
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How to abbreviate "A Constitutionally Governed Republic"? "A Constitutionally Governed Republic" can be abbreviated as ACGR. |
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What is the meaning of ACGR abbreviation? The meaning of ACGR abbreviation is "A Constitutionally Governed Republic". |
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What is ACGR abbreviation? One of the definitions of ACGR is "A Constitutionally Governed Republic". |
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What does ACGR mean? ACGR as abbreviation means "A Constitutionally Governed Republic". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CURE - Constitutionally Unified Republic for Everybody
- AFR - A Free Republic
- ARC - A Republic Command
- CDG - constitutionally delayed growth
- CPR - Constitutionally Protected Rights
- RBL - Republic Branch Library (Republic, MO)
- RPL - Republic Public Library (Republic, MO)
- RPL - Republic-Michigamme Public Library (Republic, MI)
- CTS - constitutionally tall stature
- GALSA - Governed Architectures of Large Systems of Agents
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- CURE - Constitutionally Unified Republic For Everyone
- GUAM - Governed Under American Millitary