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traction In the context of rail transportation and associated modeling, a term generally used to connote electric trolley, streetcar, and interurban lines and equipment.
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tract track is a path; tract, an area of land. On the right track and one-track mind are the correct idioms.
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traction a linear force acting to draw structures apart.
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traction Either intersegmental or elongation, used to reduce swelling, ease spasms, or assist in the realignment of vertebral segments.
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traction A pulling force, often provided by weights hung over the end of the bed and attached to some part of the body by means of tape, etc.
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