Cg Definition & Meaning

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British

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Examples

cg 1 American

1. centigram; centigrams.

CG 2 American

1. Commanding General.

2. Digital Technology. computer-generated.

3. Digital Technology. CGI.

c.g. 3 American

abbreviation

1. Captain of the Guard.

2. center of gravity.

3. Commanding General.

4. Consul General.

C.G. 4 American

abbreviation

1. Captain of the Guard.

2. center of gravity.

3. Coast Guard.

4. Commanding General.

5. Consul General.

cg 1 British

abbreviation

1. centre of gravity

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symbol

1. centigram

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abbreviation

1. Republic of Congo

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abbreviation

1. captain general

2. coastguard

3. Coldstream Guards

4. computer-generated

5. consul general

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1. Abbreviation of centigram

Example Sentences

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“People are really uncertain about the world and where it’s going to go and they are coming to Jung because they want to find solutions,” said Christophe Le Mouel, director of the C.G.

From Los Angeles Times

They visited C.G.’s house and, in the perhaps droll summation of the U.S.

From Washington Post

They claim “qualified immunity,” arguing that they could not reasonably have been expected to know that they could not punish C.G. for his promptly regretted stupidity that occurred away from, and without reference to, his school.

From Washington Post

C.G. is suing school administrators for money damages.

From Washington Post

But before the deletion, a Snapchat “friend” of C.G. took a screenshot of the post and showed it to her father, who evidently has an adolescent’s wisdom: He called the police.

From Washington Post

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