EC
European Community.
Other definitions for ec- (2 of 4)
variant of ex-3 before a consonant: eccentric.
Other definitions for e.c. (3 of 4)
for the sake of example.
Origin of e.c.
3Other definitions for E.C. (4 of 4)
Engineering Corps.
Established Church.
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How to use EC in a sentence
The part between the end of the 401 and the EC Row expressway is already in the process of being re-graded and expanded.
With our daughter, who is almost two-and-a-half, we did EC, elimination communication.
In eighth grade, practical classes like home EC or shop were a requirement, not an elective.
Sunedei is ihaten es lauerdes dei EC e dei of blisse of lisse of alle irest.
This diminutive ending is formed from that in EC by the addition of en.
Surnames as a Science | Robert Ferguson
To support this view, they even quote the word of Solomon that "there is no new thing under the sun," EC 1, 9.
Commentary on Genesis, Vol. II | Martin LutherKun‑servo (or kuneco de servo) kun‑ig‑as la mort‑em-(ul)-ojn, kaj mal‑akr‑ig‑as la sent‑on de ilia kun‑a mort‑em‑EC‑o.
International Language | Walter J. ClarkVer‑e, ĝi est‑as tiel facil‑a, sonor‑a kaj simpl‑a, ke oni tut‑e ne hav‑as mal‑facil‑EC‑o‑n por lern‑i ĝi‑n.
International Language | Walter J. Clark
British Dictionary definitions for ec (1 of 3)
Ecuador
British Dictionary definitions for EC (2 of 3)
European Community (now subsumed within the European Union)
(in London postal code) East Central
Ecuador (international car registration)
British Dictionary definitions for ec- (3 of 3)
out from; away from: ecbolic; eccentric; ecdysis
Origin of ec-
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