What does pm and am mean
Part of Speech
Noun phrase, Abbreviation
Definition
“P.M.” is an abbreviation of post meridiem, meaning “after noon.” and ‘AM.’ stands for ‘Ante meridiem’ means “before mid-day. Noon itself is neither ‘ante’ (before) nor post’ (after).
Examples
- I’m busy between noon to five p.m., Can you please come another time.
- I wake up before nine A.M every morning
Additional Information
A.M and P.M., can sometimes get pretty tricky since using this shorthand involves creating what you assume that users grasp their temporal limits before commencing interpretation about actions – indeed multiple unneede ambiguities shall avoid get confuse action item instead item having precise relative open based objective evaluation required therefore utilizing make practice read instead interpretation context
Eptymology
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