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The verb wearing a noun's clothes, where intention finally stops talking and starts doing.

means The process of doing something, typically to achieve a goal or produce an effect.

from From Latin actio, meaning a doing or performing, via the verb agere, to drive or dothe same root that powers agent, agile, and agenda.

Film cueDirectors yell it to start cameras rolling.
Legal senseAn action is also a formal lawsuit.
Physics lawEvery action has an equal opposite reaction.
Grammar trickAction verbs distinguish doing from merely being.
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