Cic

Pronunciation: /siː.aɪ.siː/

Definitions of CIC

noun CIC is a noun that can refer to the Corporate Information Center, a centralized repository for organizational information and resources.

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a cicada in the garden.

A2 The cicada's song filled the air with its buzzing sound.

B1 The CIC meeting was scheduled for next week.

B2 The CIC report highlighted several key issues that needed to be addressed.

C1 The CIC committee worked tirelessly to come up with a solution.

C2 The CIC conference brought together experts from around the world to discuss climate change.

Examples of CIC in a Sentence

formal The CIC is responsible for overseeing the company's compliance with industry regulations.

informal I heard the CIC is cracking down on employees who violate company policies.

slang The CIC is like the company's watchdog, always keeping an eye on everyone.

figurative In a way, the CIC acts as the moral compass of the organization, guiding decisions towards ethical practices.

Grammatical Forms of CIC

• past tense: CICed
• plural: CICs
• comparative: more CIC
• superlative: most CIC
• present tense: CIC
• future tense: will CIC
• perfect tense: have CICed
• continuous tense: is CICing
• singular: CIC
• positive degree: very CIC
• infinitive: to CIC
• gerund: CICing
• participle: CICed

Origin and Evolution of CIC

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The term 'CIC' is derived from the Latin word 'cicada', referring to a type of insect known for its distinctive chirping sound.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'CIC' has come to be used as an acronym for Commander-in-Chief, particularly in military contexts.