Words from this root (21)
trace
B1
/tɹeɪs/
A sign that something or someone has been present.
M
S
abstractly
C2+
/æbˈstræktli/
in a theoretical or non-concrete way
M
S
contraction
C2+
/kənˈtrækʃən/
the act of shrinking or a shortened word form
M
S
entreat
C2+
/ɪnˈtrit/
to ask someone earnestly or anxiously to do something; to implore
M
S
retract
C2+
/rɪˈtrækt/
to withdraw a statement, or to draw something back in
M
S
tractable
C2+
/ˈtræktəbəl/
easy to control, manage, or deal with; docile
M
S
abstractedly
C2+
/æbˈstræktɪdli/
in a manner showing distraction or inattention to one's surroundings
M
S
abstractive
C2+
/æbˈstræktɪv/
tending to form abstractions or to separate qualities by abstraction
M
S
detractor
C2+
/dɪˈtræktɚ/
a person who disparages or belittles someone or something
M
S
distraught
C2+
/dɪˈstrɔt/
deeply agitated or distressed with worry or grief
M
S
protract
C2+
/proʊˈtrækt/
to prolong or lengthen in duration
M
S
subtraction
C2+
/səbˈtrækʃən/
the process of taking one number or amount away from another
M
S
tractate
C2+
/ˈtrækteɪt/
a treatise or formal written essay on a subject
M
S
abstractionist
C2+
/æbˈstrækʃənɪst/
an artist who works in abstract forms rather than representation
M
S
abstractor
C2+
/æbˈstræktɚ/
a person who prepares summaries or abstracts of documents
M
S
attractively
C2+
/əˈtræktɪvli/
in a manner that pleases or appeals to the senses
M
S
attractivity
C2+
/ˌætrækˈtɪvəti/
the quality or power of attracting; attractiveness
M
S
distracter
C2+
/dɪsˈtræktər/
a wrong but plausible answer option in a multiple-choice test
M
S
extraction
C2+
/ɪkˈstrækʃən/
the act of drawing or pulling something out; one's ancestry
M
S
intractable
C2+
/ɪnˈtræktəbəl/
hard to control, manage, or resolve; stubborn
M
S
treatable
C2+
/ˈtriːtəbəl/
able to be cured or managed by medical or other treatment
M
S