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(1) See exponent. (2) (Electronic) "E" with or without the hyphen (e or e-) is used as a word prefix in order to connote the electronic or Internet version of a physical object or activity: mail...
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Definition: E
(1) See exponent.
(2) (Electronic) "E" with or without the hyphen (e or e-) is used as a word prefix in order to connote the electronic or Internet version of a physical object or activity: mail becomes e-mail, book becomes e-book, etc. Although "e" terms are often written without the hyphen (dash), we use it in this encyclopedia for readability; for example, "e-commerce" is easier to recognize and verbalize than "ecommerce."
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