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secus

/ˈsiːkəs/

secus adverb: otherwise, to the contrary.

Adverb

secus (not comparable)

  1. otherwise, to the contrary.

Origin of secus

Borrowed from Latin secus.

Words that rhyme with secus

Questions about secus

What does secus mean?
Secus means otherwise, to the contrary.
What part of speech is secus?
Secus is an adverb.
How do you pronounce secus?
Secus is pronounced /ˈsiːkəs/.

Words near secus in the dictionary

  1. securocracy
  2. securocrat
  3. securocratic
  4. securocrats
  5. securonomics
  6. secus
  7. Secwana
  8. Secwepemc
  9. Secwepemcs
  10. Secwepemctsín
  11. secy

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