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sec
1[ sek ]
adjective
- (of wines) dry; not sweet.
sec
2[ sek ]
noun
SEC
4- Securities and Exchange Commission: a board, consisting of five members, charged with regulating the public offer and sale of securities.
sec.
5abbreviation for
- second.
- secondary.
- secretary.
- section.
- sector.
- according to.
sec.
1abbreviation for
- second (of time)
- secondary
- secretary
- section
- sector
SEC
2abbreviation for
- Securities and Exchange Commission
sec
3/ sɛk /
adjective
- (of wines) dry
- (of champagne) of medium sweetness
sec
4/ sɛk /
noun
- informal.short for second 2
wait a sec
sec
5/ sɛk /
abbreviation for
- secant
sec
- Abbreviation of secant
Word History and Origins
Origin of sec2
Origin of sec3
Word History and Origins
Origin of sec1
Example Sentences
The jump from the Big Sky Conference to the SEC had been going great, the points were pouring in, a faucet that couldn’t be stopped.
The SEC didn’t even require him to admit his responsibility.
Meanwhile, 54% believe it's important for Vice President Kamala Harris to take a clear position on crypto, though opinions are mixed on how her stance opposing restrictive SEC rules will influence votes.
Even after he got interest from Georgia, coaches from smaller schools doubted he would ever play for the Bulldogs, asking Poag what would happen when a big SEC defender lined up against him.
Several chains, including Panera, Jack in the Box, Chipotle and Buffalo Wild Wings, have been testing Miso’s technology since 2021, SEC filings show.
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