Usually means: Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications wireless standard.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (DECT)

▸ noun:  (telecommunications) Initialism of digital enhanced cordless telecommunications (a standard originated in Europe that is primarily used for creating cordless phone systems).

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