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cera

American  
[seer-uh] / ˈsɪər ə /

noun

  1. (in prescriptions) wax.


Etymology

Origin of cera

From the Latin word cēra

Example Sentences

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She was speaking to "Ami", an AI‑powered telephone interviewer developed by homecare company Cera.

From BBC

Cera, one of England's largest homecare providers, supports 2.5 million visits a month and says its AI system helps speed up hiring in a sector facing rising demand.

From BBC

Cera says Ami has halved the time from application to first interview and doubled job offers for the same recruitment spend since its launch in August 2025.

From BBC

But Lucy Kruyer, branch manager at Cera's Colchester office, says the technology is now essential.

From BBC

Cera receives 500,000 applications a year.

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