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Is secrecy an abstract noun?
Yes because it can't be seen, touched, felt, heard or tasted. The noun 'secrecy' is a word for a concept, an idea.
What is an antonym for prediction?
secrecy, hiding, concealment and mystery.
A line that suggests movement or action?
a line that suggests movement or action?
What does the picture of a key represent in masonic symbols?
The key is frequently used within Freemasonry as representing "secrecy".
Is relative standard deviation an absolute value?
No, as its name suggests, it is a relative measure.
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