condiction
/kənˈdɪk.ʃən/
condiction noun: a claim for restitution of a payment.
Noun
condiction (plural condictions)
- A claim for restitution of a payment
Forms of condiction
| plural | condictions |
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Origin of condiction
From Latin condictio.
Words that rhyme with condiction
- friction
- astriction
- jurisdiction
- addiction
- benediction
- contradiction
- conviction
- depiction
- valediction
- constriction
- dereliction
- fan fiction
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- fiction
- indiction
- restriction
- affliction
- diction
- emiction
- eviction
- faan fiction
- infriction
- malediction
- prediction
- science fiction
- striction
- abstriction
- affixion
- confliction
- effiction
- infixion
- miction
- pilimiction
- postdiction
- preconstriction
- prefixion
- reliction
- renoviction
- retrodiction
- scientifiction
- stiction
- suffixion
- transfixion
Questions about condiction
- What does condiction mean?
- Condiction means a claim for restitution of a payment.
- What part of speech is condiction?
- Condiction is a noun.
- How do you pronounce condiction?
- Condiction is pronounced /kənˈdɪk.ʃən/.
- What is the plural of condiction?
- The plural of condiction is condictions.
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