Lexeme: api key  
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  1. noun. An API key, also known as an application programming interface key, is a unique code or token that is used to authenticate and identify a user or application that is making requests to an API (Application Programming Interface). API keys are typically included in API requests as a security measure to ensure that only authorized users or applications can access and use the API. They are often used to track and monitor API usage, enforce usage limits, and apply rate limiting to prevent abuse or unauthorized access. GPT3.5
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  • noun. api key (singular), api keys (plural)
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