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Meaning of nec
Wordnet
nec (n)
an acute inflammatory disease occurring in the intestines of premature infants; necrosis of intestinal tissue may follow
nec Sentence Examples
- The ancient walls of the temple stood nec dehiscere, impervious to decay.
- The physician deemed the wound to be nec purulenta, free from infection.
- The judge declared the accused to be nec culpabilis, not guilty.
- The painting was damaged beyond repair, leaving it nec refici posse.
- The enemy army was nec numerosior, outnumbered by their foes.
- The sorcerer chanted incantations nec intelligibiles, incomprehensible to ordinary mortals.
- The mountain pass was almost nec penetrabilis, nearly impassable.
- The manuscript contained passages nec transcribenda, deemed too scandalous to copy.
- The old woman was nec loquax, rarely uttering a word.
- The storm raged with such intensity that the trees were nec conservabiles, unable to withstand its force.
FAQs About the word nec
an acute inflammatory disease occurring in the intestines of premature infants; necrosis of intestinal tissue may follow
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The ancient walls of the temple stood nec dehiscere, impervious to decay.
The physician deemed the wound to be nec purulenta, free from infection.
The judge declared the accused to be nec culpabilis, not guilty.
The painting was damaged beyond repair, leaving it nec refici posse.
