What does SEA mean?
SEA means Significant Ecological Asset
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Significant Ecological Asset?
2 ways to abbreviate Significant Ecological Asset
Significant Ecological Asset can be abbreviated as SEA
Other shorthands for Significant Ecological Asset are: sea
Significant Ecological Asset can be abbreviated as SEA
Other shorthands for Significant Ecological Asset are: sea
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What does SEA stand for? SEA stands for "Significant Ecological Asset". |
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How to abbreviate "Significant Ecological Asset"? "Significant Ecological Asset" can be abbreviated as SEA. |
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What is the meaning of SEA abbreviation? The meaning of SEA abbreviation is "Significant Ecological Asset". |
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What is SEA abbreviation? One of the definitions of SEA is "Significant Ecological Asset". |
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What does SEA mean? SEA as abbreviation means "Significant Ecological Asset". |
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What is shorthand of Significant Ecological Asset? The most common shorthand of "Significant Ecological Asset" is SEA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SECSC - Significant East Coast Storm Checklist
- SCBPF - Significant Community-Based Project Fund
- SGFNT - Significant
- SIGFIG - Significant Figures
- SISNOSE - Significant Economic Impact on a Substantial Number of Small Entities
- SOFFA - Significant Others, Friends, Families, and Allies
- SIGWX - Significant Weather
- SNRAMP - Significant Natural Resource Areas Management Plan
- SPOOS - Significant Payments of Other Sorts
- SNUN - Significant New Use Notice
- SNUR - Significant New Use Rule
- SROZ - Significant Resource Overlay Zone
- SEA - Significant Ecological Area
- SEATAC - Significant Ecological Area Technical Advisory Committee
- ESU - Ecological Significant Unit
- SCSP - significant clinical diagnosis/significant pathological diagnosis
- sea - Significant Ecological Areas
- sea - Significant Ecological Assets
- seas - Significant Ecological Areas
- SR/NSR - significant risk/non-significant risk