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p.c.

1

abbreviation for

  1. (in prescriptions) after eating; after meals.


p.c.

2

abbreviation for

  1. percent.
  2. petty cash.
  3. postal card.
  4. price current.

pc

3
  1. picocurie; picocuries.

PC

4

pc.

5

abbreviation for

, plural pcs.
  1. plural pcs piece.
  2. prices.

P/C

6
or p/c

abbreviation for

  1. petty cash.
  2. price current.

P.C.

7

abbreviation for

  1. Past Commander.
  2. British. Police Constable.
  3. Post Commander.
  4. British. Prince Consort.
  5. British. Privy Council.

pc

1

abbreviation for

  1. per cent
  2. postcard
  3. obsolete.
    (in prescriptions) post cibum
  4. parsec
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PC

2

abbreviation for

  1. personal computer
  2. Parish Council(lor)
  3. Past Commander
  4. (in Britain and Canada) Police Constable
  5. politically correct
  6. Prince Consort
  7. (in Britain and Canada) Privy Council(lor)
  8. (in Canada) Progressive Conservative
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P/C

3

abbreviation for

  1. petty cash
  2. price current
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p.c.

  1. An abbreviation for “ p olitically c orrect.” It refers to social, political, and educational changes designed to redress historical injustices in areas such as race, gender, ethnic background, and sexual orientation: “Haven't you read the latest directive on p.c. language? Please refer to our colleagues as ‘women,’ not ‘ladies’ or ‘girls.’” The phrase and abbreviation, which also appears as PC, both debuted in the late twentieth century.
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Word History and Origins

Origin of p.c.1

From Latin post cibōs
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Word History and Origins

Origin of p.c.1

(sense 3) Latin: after meals
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Idioms and Phrases

Also, p.c. An abbreviation for politically correct .
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Example Sentences

Deborah receives this in a state of total inebriation; she’s attending a frat party in the hopes of courting support among students who aren’t so P.C.

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Three-quarters of employers polled by Littler Mendelson P.C., the employment law firm, said they had not changed their approach to D.E.I. because of the ruling last year, and only 1 percent reported a significant decrease in their efforts, according to a survey released this month.

"So far, the catalytic yield has been below 30 percent for a single pass, meaning just passing the methane and oxygen through the catalyst and getting ethylene on the other side," says Bar Mosevitzky Lis, a postdoctoral research associate in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering in Lehigh University's P.C.

On Aug. 14, 2017, a little more than a week after Northern International provided the $5 million loan, Hunter Biden transferred $150,000 from Owasco P.C. to a nearly empty bank account for the Lion Hall Group, a company owned by James and Sarah Biden.

The same day, Hunter Biden transferred $400,000 from Hudson West III and into the bank account of his law firm, Owasco P.C.

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