distriction (Meaning)
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distriction (n.)
Sudden display; flash; glitter.
Synonyms & Antonyms of distriction
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
distriction Sentence Examples
- The city's mayor is determined to end the ongoing distriction among various communities.
- The distriction between the two political parties has led to a gridlock in the legislative process.
- The distriction between the different ethnic groups within the country has been a source of tension for many years.
- The company faced accusations of distriction in its hiring practices after an investigation found that it favored one particular group over others.
- The distriction between the rich and the poor in the nation has widened considerably in recent years.
- The distriction among employees in the workplace can be detrimental to productivity and morale.
- The school district has been working to address the distriction of resources between different schools in order to ensure that all students have equal opportunities.
- The distriction of information between government agencies has been a major challenge in responding to the pandemic.
- The distriction of food and other essential supplies to remote communities during a disaster can be a challenging task.
- The new policy aims to reduce the distriction of wealth and economic opportunities by promoting inclusive growth and development.
FAQs About the word distriction
Sudden display; flash; glitter.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The city's mayor is determined to end the ongoing distriction among various communities.
The distriction between the two political parties has led to a gridlock in the legislative process.
The distriction between the different ethnic groups within the country has been a source of tension for many years.
The company faced accusations of distriction in its hiring practices after an investigation found that it favored one particular group over others.
