The word "secant" in literature often retains its mathematical roots, being employed to evoke precision and structure in descriptive passages. For instance, in [1], the term appears in a geometric context as part of a discussion about secant planes intersecting a surface, where it is used to describe specific spatial relationships with exactitude. This usage reflects a broader trend in literary works, where technical or scientific vocabulary is woven into prose to enrich descriptions and lend a sense of depth and rigor to the narrative.