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What is a acronymic sentences?

"Acronymic sentences" is not a recognized term in linguistics or writing. It seems you might be thinking of a few different things:

1. Acronyms used in sentences:

* Acronyms are words formed from the first letters of a series of words. Examples include "NASA" (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) or "laser" (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation).

* These acronyms are used in sentences like any other word. For example: "NASA sent a rocket to the moon."

2. Sentences forming an acronym:

* A sentence can be created where the first letter of each word forms an acronym. For example: "Big Elephants Are Really Strong." This is a play on words and not a typical writing style.

3. Sentences with acronyms as subjects:

* You could have a sentence where the subject is an acronym. For example, "The FBI investigated the case."

4. Sentences explaining acronyms:

* A sentence could be used to explain what an acronym stands for. For example, "NATO stands for North Atlantic Treaty Organization."

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