169 Nouns Containing "TION"

The process by which the world's economies and cultures become more connected and interdependent through trade, travel, and communication.

When you notice and watch something carefully to understand it.

An amount of food or other thing that is given to one person

The place where someone or something is, or a job that someone has

An athletic or sport contest where people compete to reach a finish line first.

A dramatic or complete change in how something looks, works, or is; turning into something different.

The period or process when something or someone changes from one situation to a different one.

A hotel, apartment, or other place to stay while traveling.

When a business gets a new customer or buys another company. Also means getting something you didn't have before.

Something that you do or the process of doing something.

The ability to change and adjust to suit new situations or environments; also a version of a book or story in a different format.

The people and processes that keep an organization running. The management and organization of a system or company.

The relationship where one thing directly causes or produces another thing to happen.

Money you get paid for doing a job, or money given to you because something bad happened to you.

A relationship where two things tend to change together in a connected way.

Something that has been made or invented; the act of making something new.

Money subtracted from your salary or income, either as required deductions (taxes) or optional ones (insurance, donations).

The place you want to go to or where someone sends something to reach.

When something is different from what is normal or expected.

The act of seeing or creating differences between things that appear similar.

Unfair treatment of someone because of their race, gender, religion, or other personal characteristic. Or, the ability to tell the difference between things.

A very long academic work written to earn a PhD or similar advanced degree.

An important difference between things, or honor given for being special or excellent.

Not putting all your money in one place. If you own stocks in many different companies and also buy bonds and real estate, you're diversifying.

A particular version of a book, newspaper, or magazine published at a specific time.

A process where people vote to choose a leader or government official.

A strong feeling such as happiness, sadness, anger, or fear that you experience in response to situations.

When a landlord legally forces a tenant to leave a rented property. Usually happens due to unpaid rent or breaking lease rules.

Slow change and development of something over a long period.

When something keeps changing up and down in an unpredictable way.

The process of making or creating something new. Or, the way things are arranged or positioned together.

When people move to live in a new country, or the official system that controls who can enter and stay in a country.

Something that is suggested or understood to be true without being directly said.

A disease that happens when harmful bacteria or viruses enter your body and cause sickness.

Something brand new that someone created that did not exist before. A new discovery or creation that is original.

The place where two or more roads or lines meet and join

A substance that doctors give you to help cure sickness or pain. It can be a pill, liquid, or injection.

A small change or adjustment made to an object, system, or plan to make it better or different.

Movement; the action of changing position.

A large group of people living in the same country with their own government.

Your nationality is the country you are a citizen of, usually determined by where you were born or your parents' citizenship.

One of several things you can choose or pick from.

When something moves or changes back and forth in a steady, regular pattern.

A doctor's written order for medicine you need to take.

The act of making goods or the amount of goods made in a factory or farm.

When your company gives you a better job with more pay and responsibility.

A certificate or skill showing you are trained to do something.

Something you ask someone to get an answer or information.

An indirect result or consequence that can have complicated effects on other things.

Moving from one place to another; in a job context, being transferred to work at a different location.

When someone officially tells their employer they will stop working there.

A firm decision you make to do something, or the solving of a problem.

Keeping your existing customers happy so they keep buying from you. It's usually cheaper to keep customers than to find new ones.

Punishments one country imposes on another, usually by restricting trade or freezing money to force it to change its behavior.

One part of a larger whole; a distinct portion.

Separation is when people or things are not together. It can mean a couple living apart, or simply being in different places for a time.

A way to fix a problem or a liquid where something is mixed.

When something stops growing, changing, or making progress.

A building or place where buses, trains, or flights regularly stop.

Paper, pens, and other materials used for writing and office work.

Time off from work or school to rest and travel or do enjoyable activities.

Showing only the important parts of something while hiding how it actually works inside.

Addiction is when someone cannot stop using or doing something even though it causes harm. It can involve drugs, alcohol, gambling, or other behaviors that the person feels unable to control.

Gradual payment of a loan or debt through regular installments. For example, paying off a mortgage over 30 years with monthly payments.

The focus of your mind on something; when you notice or care about something.

The act of saying who or what caused something or who created something.

When employees slowly leave their jobs (by quitting or retiring) and the company does not replace them immediately; slow loss of people.

The process of checking whether a person is really who they say they are, usually with a password or fingerprint.

The permission given to a confirmed user to use certain features or access certain information.

A society with developed government, culture, and ways of living together organized in a complex way.

The exchange of information and ideas between people through speaking, writing, or signals.

An event or contest where people or teams try to win or be the best.

What something is made of and how those parts fit together. Or, a piece of music, art, or writing that someone created.

Your ability to focus on one thing without getting distracted. Or, when something is very thick/strong because lots of it is packed together.

A requirement that must be satisfied, or the state that something is in.

The way parts are arranged or organized together; how something is set up or designed.

When two things are linked or joined together, or when people have a relationship with each other.

The feelings and images a word brings to mind beyond basic meaning. For example, 'home' suggests comfort and family.

The practice of protecting and saving nature, animals, and natural areas.

The official document and laws that control how a country's government works. Or, your physical and mental health condition.

The act of building something or the thing that is being built.

A complex or ingeniously designed machine or device, often with an unclear or roundabout way of working.

A discussion or talk between people.

The point where something reaches its highest level or ends after a series of events. The apex or end result of a process.

The basic, exact meaning of a word as found in a dictionary. It is the word's primary, factual meaning.

An official title or name given to something; the act of officially naming or classifying something.

The way you need to go to reach a place, or the path something is moving.

When inflation is still happening but at a slower rate. Prices keep going up, but not as fast as before.

Information that is intentionally false and spread on purpose to trick or mislead people.

Learning and teaching that happens in schools and other places where people study to gain knowledge and skills.

Wrapping up data and functions together and controlling how others can access or change them.

Changing information into secret code so only authorized people can read it.

A careful judgment about how good, bad, or useful something or someone is. It involves looking closely at facts and then making a conclusion about the quality or value.

A show or display where artworks, objects, or information are arranged and displayed publicly for people to come and see

a belief that something will happen; what you think should happen

When someone is obsessed with something or cannot stop thinking about it, even when they should focus on other things.

The strong base that supports a building; also the fundamental idea or principle that something is built on.

People of approximately the same age, or the period of time between successive births of a family.

People born roughly between 1965 and 1980, between Baby Boomers and Millennials. Often called Gen X.

People born roughly between 1997 and 2012, after the Millennials. Also called Gen Z or Zoomers.

When a poor neighborhood becomes wealthier and more upscale. New shops and expensive apartments arrive, property values rise, and original residents often move out because they can't afford higher rents.

When inflation gets completely out of control and prices rise extremely fast. Money becomes almost worthless and the economy breaks down.

Your ability to think of new ideas and picture things in your mind that don't exist yet.

The process of making a plan actually happen or putting an idea into action. It's the doing part after the planning part.

An official ceremony that marks the beginning of something important, especially when a leader takes office or a new building opens.

The moment when something starts or begins.

A natural desire or tendency to do something. Or, when something leans or tilts at an angle.

Starting something new or the formal ceremony when someone joins a club, group, or organization for the first time. The official beginning.

Something completely new that nobody has done before, or the act of creating something new. A fresh invention or different way of solving a problem.

A large, important organization or system that plays a major role in how society works, like schools, hospitals, banks, or government.

Clear directions or steps telling someone how to do something; or the teaching or training of a person.

Combining two or more companies or their operations so they work together as one.

A plan or goal that someone wants to accomplish or achieve.

The act of presenting someone to another person, or bringing something new into use for the first time.

The process of carefully looking into something to find out the facts or truth about it.

Repeating the same actions multiple times using a loop structure.

The official authority of a court or government to enforce laws in a certain area

Putting two things side by side so you can compare or contrast them easily.

Laws and rules made by a government or parliament. The process of creating and passing new laws.

Information that is wrong or false, but shared by mistake not intentionally.

Actions taken to make something less bad or harmful. Ways to reduce the damage or seriousness of a problem.

Your reason for wanting to do something. The drive or willingness that makes you act.

An idea or belief about something, especially one that might not be completely correct. Or a sudden desire to do something.

Nutrition is about eating the right foods to keep your body healthy and strong. It includes proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, and minerals that your body needs to grow and work properly.

Someone who helps people choose healthy foods and plan meals.

A statement saying you do not agree with something.

An action or activity; especially a medical procedure done by a surgeon in a hospital.

The direction something faces or points. Or training you receive when you start a new job or school. Or someone's attitudes and interests.

A wall or division separating spaces, or dividing something into sections.

When harmful chemicals or waste get into the environment. Pollution from cars and factories makes air and water dirty.

All the people who live in a particular area, country, or place counted together.

How customers think about your brand compared to competitors. It's about the image and place you want your product to have in the market.

A strong liking for something; something you prefer and tend to choose over other options.

Something that makes you more likely to get a disease or have a certain characteristic. Your body or mind is already set up to go in that direction.

When something takes up most of your attention and thinking. You are so absorbed in it that you don't notice other things.

When you keep something safe from being hurt or damaged.

A government's policy of protecting its own businesses by taxing foreign goods and limiting imports to keep foreign products out of the market.

A printed or online document like a book, magazine, or newspaper that is distributed to readers.

The process of checking that two financial records match and balance each other.

Things you do for fun and to relax when you are not working, like sports, games, or hobbies.

Rehabilitation is the process of helping someone recover from an injury, illness, or addiction to return to normal activities and health.

A connection between people, like friendship or being family members together.

When you book something ahead of time, like a restaurant table or hotel room, to make sure it's available for you.

Something secret or hidden that is suddenly made known; an important discovery or truth that was not obvious before.

A sudden, complete change or overthrow of a government or system. Major change that happens quickly.

The way things are at a particular moment or time.

When the economy is not growing and people are losing jobs, but prices are still going up. It's very bad because you have unemployment and expensive goods at the same time.

An agreement where you pay regularly (weekly, monthly, or yearly) to use a service or receive a product. For example, Netflix subscriptions or magazine subscriptions.

An idea that you give to someone to think about or try.

Something that families and cultures pass down over many years.

In computing, a completed exchange or operation that is treated as one complete action in a database.

Repetition of the same starting consonant sound across nearby words for rhythmic effect.

A logical situation where two statements oppose each other so both cannot be true, or a statement that is always false.

A logical technique that transforms "if A then B" into "if not-B then not-A" while preserving logical equivalence.

A way of carefully analyzing texts to show how they contain contradictions, hidden meanings, and assumptions that work against their surface claims.

A clear explanation or introduction; in stories, the beginning that sets up who, where, and what is happening.

Looking inward at your own thoughts and feelings; examining your inner mental life.

Thinking about your own thinking; being aware of how you learn and understand things.

Attribution of human qualities

A statement that claims something is true or false, which can be evaluated as either true or false.

A philosophical view that reason and logic are the main sources of knowledge, not just experience.

A response or behavior that happens because of something someone does or says.

An official rule made by government or organization that people must follow.

A connection between things or people; family members or how people know each other.