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tract - to pull
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abstract |
The exhibition features abstract art.
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attractive |
A windmill is an attractive building.
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contract |
Everything in the contract was open for discussion.
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distract |
When I was trying to work, she tried to distract me.
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extract |
An extract is a short piece of writing taken from a book, play or longer piece of writing.
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intractable |
His views were outdated and he was intractable in his thinking.
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protract |
To protract means to prolong.
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retraction |
The newspaper issued a retraction.
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subtract |
Subtract is to take away one number from another; other words include minus or find the difference.
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traction |
The movement was gaining traction.
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tractor |
We were pulled out of the snow drift by a tractor.
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