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Meanings of se in English
A toxic nonmetallic element related to sulfur and tellurium; occurs in several allotropic forms; a stable grey metallike allotrope conducts electricity better in the light than in the dark and is used in photocells; occurs in sulfide ores (as pyrite)
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Examples for "southeast"
Examples for "southeast"
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Mr O'Hare has been particularly active in the southeast in recent years.
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But many areas, particularly the southeast, are still at risk of flooding.
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The areas cover large parts of Melbourne's west, northwest, north and southeast.
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Palaces around court: northeast, Transportation; northwest, Agriculture; southwest, Liberal Arts; southeast, Manufactures.
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A second significant earthquake has struck southeast of New Caledonia's Loyalty Islands.
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That is to the southeastward; that is our point of direction.
2
Berg Lake is next the remarkable Girdled Glacier to the southeastward.
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Many long strings of geese passed southeastward, honking as they flew.
4
After the power of the propellers had been developed the Ark was steered southeastward.
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Ten minutes later the column fell into ranks again and moved off swiftly southeastward.
Usage of se in English
1
Winston Peters says hard work will no longer se you get ahead.
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Conclusions: These data suggest that halothane anesthesia per se affects glucose metabolism.
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As was said here, there is public sentiment against telemarketing, per se.
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I don't detect much dissatisfaction among the unemployed regarding computers, per se.
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In all assays SHA 68 did not produce any effect per se.
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But the composition does not present us with a scene, per se.
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But he was not opposed to the idea of God per se.
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Not about the devices per se, but about the information they contained.
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The next step is the acquisition of the hypnotic state, per se.
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To put it in context, this is not a disaster, per se.
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His motto has puzzled every body; it is Ditior est qui se.
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It's not that your career or job is unhinged literally, per se.
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Rajan assured his audience that he had nothing against billionaires per se.
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Before it was a hotel per se, it was a recording studio.
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Graceless is more about their drawn-out fall than the coup per se.
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Age-related disease, not aging per se, causes most morbidity in older humans.
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Se across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common