What does WEDC mean?
WEDC means Women in Especially Difficult Circumstances
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Women in Especially Difficult Circumstances?
Women in Especially Difficult Circumstances can be abbreviated as WEDC
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What does WEDC stand for? WEDC stands for "Women in Especially Difficult Circumstances". |
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How to abbreviate "Women in Especially Difficult Circumstances"? "Women in Especially Difficult Circumstances" can be abbreviated as WEDC. |
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What is the meaning of WEDC abbreviation? The meaning of WEDC abbreviation is "Women in Especially Difficult Circumstances". |
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What is WEDC abbreviation? One of the definitions of WEDC is "Women in Especially Difficult Circumstances". |
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What does WEDC mean? WEDC as abbreviation means "Women in Especially Difficult Circumstances". |
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What is shorthand of Women in Especially Difficult Circumstances? The most common shorthand of "Women in Especially Difficult Circumstances" is WEDC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- WINN - Women in Need Network
- WINTER - Women in Non-Traditional Employment Roles
- WITASWAN - Women in the Audience Supporting Women Artists Now
- CEDC - Children in Especially Difficult Circumstances
- WHET - Women in Higher Education in Tennessee
- WLDA - Women in Law and Development in Africa
- WILSA - Women in Law in Southern Africa
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- CIEDC - children in especially difficult circumstances
- CSDC - Children in Specially Difficult Circumstances
- DCU - Difficult Circumstances Unit
- GCEDC - Girl Children in Especially Difficult Circumstances
- WILDAF - Women in Law in Development in Africa
- WIST - Women in Societies in Transition
- WMCIC - Women in Chemistry in Canada
- WWB - Women for Women in Bosnia
- WWW - Women in the World Women
- IWID - in Women in Development
- wlsa - Women in Law in Southern Africa