action
/ˈækʃən/
verb
- To take action on something; to deal with or implement.
- The manager actioned the customer's complaint within 24 hours.
- We need to action these changes immediately.
- The committee will action the proposal at the next meeting.
noun
- The process of doing something, especially to achieve a result.
- We need to take action before it's too late.
- The government promised swift action on climate change.
- His quick action saved the child from drowning.
- Something that is done; a deed or act.
- He is known for his brave actions during the war.
- Her kind actions made everyone feel welcome.
- Every action has a consequence.
- A legal process or lawsuit.
- She filed an action against the company for breach of contract.
- Legal action can be expensive and time-consuming.
- The court dismissed the action due to lack of evidence.
- The way in which something works or moves (e.g., a machine or part of the body).
- The action of the pump is smooth and quiet.
- The doctor explained the action of the heart during exercise.
- This camera has a fast shutter action.
- Exciting or dramatic events, especially in a movie, book, or game.
- I love movies with lots of action.
- The video game has non-stop action from start to finish.
- The book is full of action and adventure.
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