Definition for Ec:

• Prefix, ex becomes ec before c.

Synonyms for Ec:

• n.

  •EC (noun)
  • common market,
  • europe,
  • eu,
  • European Union,
  • European Community,
  • eec,
  • European Economic Community.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • europium.

Paraphrases for Ec:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    eec.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    checks, reservations, arrangements, Orientations, amendments, Areas, Measures, Entities, auditors, roma, controls, data, Bis, women, ALTS, gifts, Has.
  • Noun, plural
    expectations, factors, aspects, matters, purposes, concerns, increases, submissions, articles, issues, participants, comments, stakeholders, Achievements, developments, reports, individuals, results, questions, cases, materials, critics, examples, facts, actions, Lives, Opportunities, functions, orders, Migrants, offers, Efforts, Parents, events, Crowns, Stories, Persons, looks, visits, plans, amounts, Areas, Measures, data, women.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Canadians, eec.
  • Verb, past tense
    expected, forced, lost, living, ensured, agreed, called, stated, Meant, thought, made, Did.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    Necessitating, reflecting, Facilitating, increasing, demonstrating, Indicating, fucking, causing, Considering, Suggesting, representing, Generating, Addressing, Creating, Forcing, helping, Placing, rendering, Providing, imposing, Referring, leaving, resulting, Permitting, Exposing, Achieving, promising, Evolving, prompting, according, telling, Discussing, pursuing, giving, losing, Fulfilling, Advocating, seeing, assuring, standing, happening, raising, Boosting, keeping, dealing, leading, listening, Denying, Having, Implying, turning, drawing, Allowing, looking, accounting, putting, killing, showing, Adding, Amounting, ranking, going, getting, Doing.
  • Verb, past participle
    expected, reflected, concerned, anticipated, revised, Been, reduced, Compared, Created, reported, estimated, imposed, assumed, Referred, informed, defined, understood, Achieved, given, intended, ensured, known, driven, called, applied, Asked, stated, Meant, made, done.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    becomes, exists, continues, cares, moves, Leaves, follows, matters, appears, ensures, leads, Does, makes, looks.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    ECE.

Homophones for Ec:

• eyeish, EXEC, eec, esox, eggwhisk, equus, Equus Quagga, each week, eggshake, exiguous, eyes, eisegesis, ECK, esau, ecosoc, eq, echo, eos, ezekias, eschew, eyck, esq, eccyesis, EAS, essex, eeg, excuse, exegesis, ekg, ecc, esaki, ex, egg, e.g., easy, ego, ese, ezo, each, echoic, egis, eyas, ecesis, ease, eggs, essay, es, ecg, excess, eyewash, excise.