c.

Roughly, for dates

C. is used before a number to indicate that it is approximate: There were c. 200 guests at the party.

It can also stand for the Latin word circa.

musical

note

Short written record

  • scaleMeasure of relative size
  • majorOf chief importance
  • minorScale with lowered third

key · chord · middle · octave · clef · sharp · flat · natural · pitch · tone

Roman

numeral

Symbol denoting quantity

clock · chapter · notation · Latin · ancient · inscription · monument · copyright · year · counting

letter

alphabet

Language's letter system

uppercase · lowercase · Roman · sequence · character · position · spelling · initial · monogram · grade

speed

light

Visible electromagnetic radiation

Einstein · relativity · squared · energy · equation · mc2 · photon · vacuum · universal · scientific

programming

language

System of symbolic communication

  • codeSymbolic communication system
  • syntaxRules for arranging words
  • pointerReference to memory location

compiler · function · variable · array · header · library · struct · memory · unix · kernel

measurement

Celsius

Metric temperature unit

scale · metric · freezing · boiling · weather · fever · climate · reading · conversion · Fahrenheit

abbreviation

copyright

Exclusive reproduction rights

  • cupSmall drinking container
  • chapterDivision of a book
  • carbonSixth element, atomic symbol C

coulomb · calorie · carat · capacity · cubic

Categories
Opposites
precision

c.exactly

With total accuracy

precisely · exact · precise · specifically · definitively

Phrases
Family

cent, century, centennial, centenary, centurion, percent, percentage, centimeter, centigrade

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G