Compounds and Elements

se-

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology | 1996 | | Copyright

se- prefix occurring in derivs. from Latin. repr. sē (also sēd) prep. and adv. without, apart, as in SECEDE, SECLUDE, SECRET, SECRETE, SEDUCE, SEPARATE.

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The Oxford Pocket Dictionary of Current English | 2009 | Copyright

Se • symb. the chemical element selenium.

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SE • abbr. southeast or southeastern.

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Se symbol for the element selenium .

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	SE Global Reports 43% Increase in Trading Volume in October 2002. PR Newswire; 12/5/2002
	Per-Se Joins Forces With Physmark to Provide Enhanced Managed Care Offering. Business Wire; 11/5/1998
	Per-Se Technologies and AmeriPath Form Strategic Alliance to Deliver... Business Wire; 7/11/2000