taction
American
[tak-shuhn]
/ ˈtæk ʃən /
noun
taction
British
/ ˈtækʃən /
noun
Etymology
Origin of taction
1615–25; < Latin tāctiōn- (stem of tāctiō ) a touching, equivalent to tāct ( us ) (past participle of tangere to touch) + -iōn- -ion
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