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Definition of action
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of action is as below...
Action
(n.) A suit or
process,
by which a
demand
is made of a right in a court of
justice;
in a broad
sense,
a
judicial
proceeding
for the
enforcement
or
protection
of a
right,
the
redress
or
prevention
of a
wrong,
or the
punishment
of a
public
offense..
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Lazy
::
Lazy
(superl.)
Disinclined
to
action
or
exertion;
averse
to
labor;
idle;
shirking
work.
Delirium
::
Delirium
(n.) A state in which the
thoughts,
expressions,
and
actions
are wild,
irregular,
and
incoherent;
mental
aberration;
a
roving
or
wandering
of the mind, --
usually
dependent
on a fever or some other
disease,
and so
distinguished
from
mania,
or
madness..
Shrinkage
::
Shrinkage
(n.) The act of
shrinking;
a
contraction
into less bulk or
measurement.
Fry
::
Fry (v. i.) To
undergo
or cause a
disturbing
action
accompanied
with a
sensation
of heat.
Addition
::
Addition
(n.) The act of
adding
two or more
things
together;
--
opposed
to
subtraction
or
diminution.
Excusable
::
Excusable
(a.) That may be
excused,
forgiven,
justified,
or
acquitted
of
blame;
pardonable;
as, the man is
excusable;
an
excusable
action..
Magnetism
::
Magnetism
(n.) Power of
attraction;
power to
excite
the
feelings
and to gain the
affections.
Ciceronian
::
Ciceronian
(a.)
Resembling
Cicero
in style or
action;
eloquent.
Exacerbation
::
Exacerbation
(n.) A
periodical
increase
of
violence
in a
disease,
as in
remittent
or
continious
fever;
an
increased
energy
of
diseased
and
painful
action..
Action
::
Action
(n.) A share in the
capital
stock of a
joint-stock
company,
or in the
public
funds;
hence,
in the
plural,
equivalent
to
stocks..
Plan
::
Plan (a.) A
scheme
devised;
a
method
of
action
or
procedure
expressed
or
described
in
language;
a
project;
as, the plan of a
constitution;
the plan of an
expedition..
Actuation
::
Actuation
(n.) A
bringing
into
action;
movement.
Brevity
::
Brevity
(n.)
Contraction
into few
words;
conciseness.
Adjourn
::
Adjourn
(v. t.) To put off or defer to
another
day, or
indefinitely;
to
postpone;
to close or
suspend
for the day; --
commonly
said of the
meeting,
or the
action,
of
convened
body; as, to
adjourn
the
meeting;
to
adjourn
a
debate..
Attack
::
Attack
(n.) The
beginning
of
corrosive,
decomposing,
or
destructive
action,
by a
chemical
agent..
Aplomb
::
Aplomb
(n.)
Assurance
of
manner
or of
action;
self-possession.
Ta''en
::
Ta'en () p. p. of Ta, to take, or a
contraction
of
Taken..
Eolian
::
Eolian
(a.)
Formed,
or
deposited,
by the
action
of wind, as
dunes..
Best
::
Best (n.)
Utmost;
highest
endeavor
or
state;
most
nearly
perfect
thing,
or
being,
or
action;
as, to do one's best; to the best of our
ability..
Polarization
::
Polarization
(n.) An
effect
produced
upon the
plates
of a
voltaic
battery,
or the
electrodes
in an
electrolytic
cell, by the
deposition
upon them of the gases
liberated
by the
action
of the
current.
It is
chiefly
due to the
hydrogen,
and
results
in an
increase
of the
resistance,
and the
setting
up of an
opposing
electro-motive
force,
both of which tend
materially
to
weaken
the
current
of the
battery,
or that
passing
through
the
cell..
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