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- pronunciation:
- traekt
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun), Word Explorer, Word Parts
| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
an expanse of land or water, sometimes with defined boundaries.
desert tractsa housing tract- synonyms:
- expanse, region
- similar words:
- area, district, ground, parcel, plot, stretch, territory, zone
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| definition 2: |
a bodily system of parts and organs that perform a specific body function, or a bundle of nerve fibers with a common function and common beginning and ending points.
the respiratory tract- similar words:
- organs, system
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| related words: |
belt, farm, lot, patch |
adjective + (n.)tract
ace,
adjacent,
alimentary,
anonymous,
anti-semitic,
associated,
bilateral,
biliary,
branchial,
chronic,
digestive,
entire,
female,
feminist,
forested,
gastrointestinal,
genital,
healthy,
huge,
intestinal,
isolated,
large,
low,
offshore,
philosophical,
religious,
remaining,
remote,
reproductive,
residential,
respiratory,
revolutionary,
spinal,
sprawling,
square,
suburban,
theological,
upper,
urinary,
urogenital,
vacant,
vast,
vocal,
wooded
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verb + (n.)tract
absorb, acquire, assemble, clear, colonize, distribute, house, hunt, infect, line, own, preserve, purchase
(n.)tract
+ verb
contain, lease, locate, patrol, stimulate, swallow
noun + (n.)tract
abnormality,
bacterium,
cancer,
census,
cyst,
developer,
hoatzin,
housing,
inflammation,
kidney,
lease,
lining,
mile,
nerve,
optic,
outflow,
pamphlet,
pin,
purchase,
row,
sand,
sinus,
skin,
stomach,
subdivision,
urinary
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The word tract
contains the following part:
tract
Latin
root
that means draw, pull
  Example words:
abstract, attract, attraction, attractive, contract, detract, detractor, distract, distraction, extract, intractable, protract, protractor, retract, subtract, subtraction, tract, tractable, traction, tractor
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