Transaction is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRANSACTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something transacted
• an instance of buying or selling something
• the action of conducting business
• an exchange or interaction between people
• published reports of proceedings at the meetings of a learned society.
• an input message to a computer system dealt with as a single unit of work
• The doing or performing of any business; management of any affair; performance.
• That which is done; an affair; as, the transactions on the exchange.
• An adjustment of a dispute between parties by mutual agreement.
• the act of transacting within or between groups (as carrying on commercial activities)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something transacted; an exchange or transfer of goods, services, or funds b plural; the often published record of the meeting of a society or association

Words related to TRANSACTION

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Words that contain TRANSACTION

transactions14 transactional15 transactionally20

How to use TRANSACTION in a sentence

• What he saw he did not half understand, but there was an awful solemnity about the transaction, that overpowered him.
• That transaction was ever after incorporated with the Terms of Communion.
• Now just glance at the transaction from the outside, and see what a clear case it makes.
• There is not the least transaction of sense and motion in the whole man, but philosophers are at a loss to comprehend, I am sure they are to explain it.
• She desired to forget that phase of the transaction.
• Neither did the aristocratic memory seem able to retain the sordid details of a small pecuniary transaction.
• Whether this were so or not, the transaction at least wore a peculiar look.
• I am informed, that this whole transaction is recorded in their minutes.
• These he reared until they were about two months old, when he sold them, and found that he had considerably gained by the transaction.
• Within three days it had become an accepted business transaction which satisfied everyone but Sinbad.
• There must originally be more water than milk, or there will be no water in A to double in the second transaction.
• Every gesture implied that the whole transaction was buried in an irrevocable past.
• At the same time the brokers took care to make the transaction a source of profit to the University.
• To memory, therefore, the most prominent place in the transaction is assigned rightly.
• Vanderbilt made money enough out of this transaction to pay for all the stock he owned in the Harlem Road.
• The city is too large to admit of the transaction of all its business by the general office.
• During this important transaction of the self-denying ordinance, the negotiations for peace were likewise carried on, though with small hopes of success.
• The merchants published a journal of the whole transaction, and petitioned the house of commons that their liberty of trading to the East Indies might be confirmed by parliament.
• The marquis having communicated this circumstance to the duke, that prince absolutely denied his having been privy to the transaction, and declared that the chevalier de St.
• On the 16th of February the house met for the transaction of business, and very eager was the public ear for the words that should fall from the lips of the new premier.
• A treaty was from the first negotiated between these two statesmen with the same cordiality as if it were a private transaction between intimate companions.
• I paid that debt, but I wanted to forget the transaction.
• So far, all is a paper transaction, and easy enough.
• The expectation or intent of one party, founded on something not provided for nor hinted at in the transaction itself, cannot plight the faith of the other party.
• A wound to the feelings is sometimes inflicted by a single transaction which produces a lasting injury to the character.
• The transaction of purchase of these boys takes place at the home of the fathers of them in China.
• Now my friend, there must be something in this unusual transaction.
• As to the suitor to whom he alluded, he had better be allowed to speak for himself when this transaction is over.
• Yet a poet might, perhaps, be brought to consider the transaction, if he chanced to be of a gentle disposition.
• It never occurred to him that any trouble might arise from that transaction in the future.
• What would the Colonel take, and close the transaction? The Colonel said he would take such a sum as the captured churches could reasonably contribute to his purse.

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