inc.
1 Americanabbreviation
abbreviation
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inclosure.
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included.
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including.
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inclusive.
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income.
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incorporated.
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increase.
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incumbent.
abbreviation
abbreviation
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included
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including
abbreviation
Etymology
Origin of inc.
From the Latin word incīsus
Example Sentences
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Personal computer maker HP Inc. already spoke about the impact to its margins during its fourth-quarter earnings call in November.
From Barron's
Netflix Inc. late Tuesday beat expectations for profit and revenue in the fourth quarter, pointing to solid subscriber gains and growth of its ad business, and strengthening its argument for acquiring Warner Bros.
From MarketWatch
Brown University alumnus Harsh Jagad, now chief technology officer at Metal Light, Inc., is also a co-lead author of the study.
From Science Daily
Ghanem joined the religious group more than two decades ago and helped launch a pest control business overseen by the organization called Fullshield Inc., his sister Jennifer Ghanem previously told The Times.
From Los Angeles Times
During the 2023-2024 campaign cycle, the oil and gas industry was Weber’s largest contributor, with more than $130,000 from companies such as Philips 66, the American Chemistry Council, Koch Inc. and Valero, according to OpenSecrets.org.
From Los Angeles Times
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