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The word 'protraction' is a valid and usable term in written English.
The noun 'protraction' refers to the act or process of extending or prolonging something, especially a period of time. It can also refer to the state of being drawn out or prolonged. Example: The negotiations between the two countries were met with constant protraction, as neither side was willing to compromise on their demands.
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protraction
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The condition of being protracted
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A mechanistic approach has developed, in which the protraction of dying has become a major by-product of modern technology.
Mentions this magazine's experience of a libel suit of Jarndycean protraction and complication.
Dr. Fischer's own research focused on experimental and theoretical studies of the effects of radiation dose, fractionation, and protraction on tumor control and normal tissue tolerance; his seminal studies in this area helped to lay the groundwork for approaches now widely used in modern radiation oncology.
"ISIS is facing the test of a lifetime, and the only way to salvage its claims is if the battle fails, whether through military protraction or civilian abuse," Hassan said.
He made blueprints premised on surprise and an almost perverse protraction of pleasure.
In language, his hallmark is corrosive metaphor; in dialogue, the clash of wills; in action, the protraction of unconscionable agonies.
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