Abecedarian

The new hire started with an abecedarian task, sorting mail and filing papers.

The project manager started with an abecedarian plan and built on it as the project progressed.

"Afterclap" is another abecedarian word that follows the correct alphabetical order.

"The spelling bee champion spelled 'czar' as an abecedarian word."

The abecedarian swimmer struggled to stay afloat.

The abecedarian cook burned the simplest dishes.

The author's abecedarian understanding of the subject was evident in the lack of depth in the writing.

The abecedarian student struggled with basic arithmetic.

The abecedarian programmer had difficulty writing complex code.

The abecedarian speaker stuttered through their presentation.

Her abecedarian attempts at cooking left much to be desired.

The abecedarian was written in simple language to help children understand.

The abecedarian was filled with colorful pictures to help the children learn.

The abecedarian was a valuable resource for parents who wanted to teach their children how to read.

The abecedarian was a staple in most elementary school classrooms.

The abecedarian helped the student with dyslexia learn to read.

The singer-songwriter incorporated an abecedarian structure in her latest single.

The poet used an abecedarian pattern to explore the different aspects of human emotion.

A is for apple, B is for bear, C is for cat, and so on in the abecedarian poem.

"She impressed her friends by spelling 'beekeeper' as an abecedarian word."

The tutor used visual aids and games to make learning the alphabet more engaging for the abecedarian student.

The parent was pleased to see their abecedarian child recognize the letters of the alphabet.

The librarian recommended a picture book to the abecedarian, which featured the alphabet prominently.

The abecedarian student was excited to discover the vast array of vocabulary that could be formed from the 26 letters of the alphabet.

The abecedarian sect believes in complete devotion to their leader.

He had to undergo a rigorous initiation process to become an abecedarian.

He left the abecedarian sect to pursue a career in music.

She was an abecedarian in the church, and had to attend daily mass.

The abecedarian lived in a secluded community away from the rest of the world.

The encyclopedia was organized in abecedarian order for quick reference.

The library shelves were arranged in abecedarian order by book title.

The abecedarian sorting of the dataset enabled efficient data analysis.

The abecedarian ordering of the legal code streamlined the application of laws.

The phonebook was arranged in abecedarian order by last name.

The abecedarian arrangement of the library collection enhanced accessibility and usability.

The abecedarian arrangement of the musical notes allowed for better understanding of the composition.

The abecedarian listing of company names in the directory helped in business networking.

The abecedarian index of the document allowed for swift navigation through the pages.

The list of countries was arranged in abecedarian order for easy reference.

The dictionary lists words in abecedarian order.

The abecedarian presentation of data simplified analysis and interpretation.

The grocery list was written in abecedarian order to make shopping easier.

The index of the book was arranged in abecedarian sequence.

The abecedarian indexing of the research articles facilitated literature review.

The music collection was sorted in abecedarian order by artist name.

She took an abecedarian approach to budgeting, starting with the most essential expenses.

The abecedarian philosophy of the diet plan emphasized portion control and healthy food choices.

The abecedarian code of conduct for the club included strict dress code requirements.

His abecedarian teaching style emphasized the importance of repetition and practice.

The abecedarian rules of the monastery required strict adherence to a daily routine of prayer and work.