extruction
extruction noun: a building up; a construction.
Noun
extruction (usually uncountable, plural extructions)
- A building up; a construction.
- [O]f Famous Temples of the Romans, their Palaces, Baths, Theatres, and Buildings of all kindes, vve meet unqueſtionably vvith the Ruines in every part of this Kingdome; but not ſo much as vvith the leaſt pieces of broken Craggs, of the extruction of the Danes in any place thereof, vvhich can juſtly...1665, John Webb, A Vindication of Stone-Heng Restored: […], London: […] R[alph] Davenport for Tho[mas] Bassett, […], →OCLC, page 232
Forms of extruction
| plural | extructions |
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Origin of extruction
Latin exstructio.
Questions about extruction
- What does extruction mean?
- Extruction means a building up; a construction.
- What part of speech is extruction?
- Extruction is a noun.
- What is the plural of extruction?
- The plural of extruction is extructions.
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