What does fx mean?
fx means For example
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for For example?
For example can be abbreviated as fx
Other shorthands for For example are: xmpl, FE, e.g., EX, ae, EXX, FREX, eg, aÉ, IE
Other shorthands for For example are: xmpl, FE, e.g., EX, ae, EXX, FREX, eg, aÉ, IE
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What does fx stand for? fx stands for "For example". |
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How to abbreviate "For example"? "For example" can be abbreviated as fx. |
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What is the meaning of fx abbreviation? The meaning of fx abbreviation is "For example". |
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What does fx mean? fx as abbreviation means "For example". |
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What is shorthand of For example? The most common shorthand of "For example" is fx. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FREX - For Example
- FE - For Example
- FEM - For Example Most
- FEW - for example wat
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- E.g - For example
- E.G. - For example
- e.g. - for example (exempli gratia [Lat.])