Definition of «etc»

The term "et cetera" is an abbreviation of the Latin phrase "et cetera, et cetera," which means "and the rest, and the rest." It is commonly used as a way to indicate that there are other things or details that could be mentioned, but they are not necessary to include in the current context. In other words, "etc" is a way to imply that there are additional items or information, but the speaker/writer does not feel it is necessary to list them all.

Sentences with «etc»

  • Lets see how it goes though, nice and easy, get settled in etc etc.. (justarsenal.com)
  • The double sinks I've had in the past are just too small to put large pots etc in for cleaning. (beneathmyheart.net)
  • If you feel like your legs are mostly muscle I would avoid any exercises such as squats etc for now until you reduce some muscle. (rachaelattard.com)
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