enc.
Americanabbreviation
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enclosed.
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enclosure.
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encyclopedia.
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enclosed
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enclosure
Etymology
Origin of enc.
First recorded in 1900–05
Example Sentences
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In Southern California, ENC Nature Preschool operates year-round, and the outdoor setting kept the school from closing during the state’s strict pandemic lockdowns.
From Washington Times
Each morning at the ENC Nature Preschool in Newport Beach, California, 72 preschoolers roll around in a mud pit, making mud pies and “stone soup.”
From Washington Times
REV Group Inc’s ENC and UK’s Arrival, are also just beginning to ramp up their transit business.
From Reuters
ENC was the brainchild of Kim Kjessler, 37, a former dolphin trainer, and her 26-year-old chef husband, Bentley.
From Washington Post
Technically speaking, and to be completely honest, almost everyone at ENC was more of a geek than a nerd.
From Washington Post
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