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WORDNET DICTIONARY

Noun compaction has 2 senses

• compaction(n = noun.event) compression, concretion, densification - an increase in the density of something;
is a kind of concentration
Derived form verb compact₁

• compaction(n = noun.act) crunch, crush - the act of crushing;
is a kind of compressing, compression
has particulars: grind, mill, pulverisation, pulverization
Derived forms verb compact₃, verb compact₂

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compaction

Contraction

N contraction, reduction, diminution, decrease of size, defalcation, decrement, lessening, shrinking, compaction, tabes, collapse, emaciation, attenuation, tabefaction, consumption, marasmus, atrophy, systole, neck, hourglass, condensation, compression, compactness, compendium, squeezing, strangulation, corrugation, astringency, astringents, sclerotics, contractility, compressibility, coarctation, inferiority in size, contracting, astringent, shrunk, contracted, strangulated, tabid, wizened, stunted, waning, neap, compact, unexpanded &c (expand), contractile, compressible, smaller &c (small).