Words Containing SEC

641 words contain SEC anywhere. Scores range up to 37 points (HYPOPHYSECTOMY), averaging 15.4 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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Opposing or countering secrecy.

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Opposed to vivisection.

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The inverse function of the secant.

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One sixtieth of an arcminute.

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Plural of ARCSECOND.

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Plural of ARCSEC.

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One quintillionth of a second (10^-18 s).

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Plural of ATTOSECOND.

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Plural of BIOSECURITY.

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Measures protecting against harmful biological agents.

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To divide into two equal parts.

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Past tense of BISECT.

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Present participle of BISECT.

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The act of dividing something into two equal parts.

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Relating to or obtained by dividing something into two parts.

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By dividing into two equal parts.

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Plural of BISECTION.

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A line dividing something into two equal parts.

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Plural of BISECTOR.

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Lines or planes that divide something into two equal parts.

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A line that bisects the angle between optic axes in a biaxial crystal.

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Third-person singular present tense of BISECT.

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A dessert with a sweet cream cheese filling on a crust.

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Plural of CHEESECAKE.

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A loose-woven cotton gauze used in cooking.

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Plural of CHEESECLOTH.

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A tool or device for slicing cheese.

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Plural of CHEESECUTTER.

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To make or declare something holy.

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Past tense of CONSECRATE.

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The state of being made sacred or dedicated.

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Third-person singular present tense of CONSECRATE.

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Present participle of CONSECRATE.

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The act of dedicating something to a sacred purpose.

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Plural of CONSECRATION.

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Relating to consecration.

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One who consecrates or makes sacred.

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Plural of CONSECRATOR.

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Serving to consecrate or relating to consecration.

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Following as a natural consequence or result.

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Plural of CONSECTARY.

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A logical deduction or consequence.

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A sequence or linked series of events, causes, or effects.

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Plural of CONSECUTION.

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Following one after another without interruption.

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In sequence without interruption; one after another.

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The quality of following in unbroken sequence.

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In a right triangle, the ratio of the hypotenuse to the side opposite an acute angle.

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In right triangle, reciprocal of sine.

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Plural of COSECANT.

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The hyperbolic cosecant function.

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Plural of cosech, a type of mathematical secant.

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Plural of COSEC.

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A unit expressing fluid flow rate of one cubic foot per second.

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Plural of CUSEC.

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Plural of CYBERSECURITY.

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Protection of computer systems from digital attacks.

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Remove the sacred status of a place or object.

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Past tense of DECONSECRATE.

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Third-person singular present tense of DECONSECRATE.

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How many words containing sec are there?

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What is the highest-scoring word contain SEC anywhere?

HYPOPHYSECTOMY scores 37 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.