What does acm mean?
acm means Australian Constitutional Monarchy
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Australian Constitutional Monarchy?
Australian Constitutional Monarchy can be abbreviated as acm
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What does acm stand for? acm stands for "Australian Constitutional Monarchy". |
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What does acm mean? acm as abbreviation means "Australian Constitutional Monarchy". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- COANJ - Constitutional Officers Association of New Jersey
- CPRCA - Constitutional Pure Red Cell Aplasia
- CSPOA - Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association
- CT8M - Constitutional Trisomy 8 Mosaicism
- CT - Constitutional Tribunal
- CI - Constitutional Instrument
- CCCE - Constitutional and Electoral Consultative Commission
- CBC - Constitutional Business Consulting, Inc.
- CASC - Constitutional Affairs Select Committee
- CCCR - Constitutional Court of the Czech Republic
- CDC - Constitutional Drafting Committee
- CDC - Constitutional Drafting Council
- CLJ - Constitutional Loya Jirga
- QCM - Queenslanders for Constitutional Monarchy
- CMM - Constitutional Monarchy Movement
- CRFC - Constitutional Rights Foundation Constitutional
- aacl - Australian Association of Constitutional Law
- cma - Constitutional Monarchy Association
- MONK - Monarchy Resources (OTC Bulletin Board [OTCBB])
- monarch. - The gender-neutral term for a king or queen or the supreme ruler of a country. See also absolute monarchy and constitutional monarchy.