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Inaction

usgb/ɪnˈækʃn/Volume
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Inaction usually implies a failure to act when action is expected or required, suggesting a negative judgment. SlideInaction in times of crisis can lead to greater problems.
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'Inaction' is often used in formal or serious contexts, like politics, law, or emergency situations. SlideThe committee criticized the government's inaction on environmental reforms.
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Words often paired with 'inaction' emphasize the duration or impact of not acting, like 'prolonged' or 'costly'. SlideProlonged inaction on the project will increase its cost.
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