Actional

Pronunciation: /ˈækʃənl/

Definitions of actional

adjective describing something related to action or activity

Example Sentences

A1 She took actional steps to improve her English skills.

A2 The workshop provided actional strategies for effective communication.

B1 The company implemented actional changes to increase productivity.

B2 The manager's actional decisions led to a successful project outcome.

C1 The government's actional policies aimed to address social inequality.

C2 The CEO's actional leadership style inspired innovation and growth within the company.

Examples of actional in a Sentence

formal The company implemented actional strategies to improve efficiency.

informal Let's take some actional steps to get this project done on time.

slang We need to get actional and hustle to meet the deadline.

figurative His leadership style is very actional, always taking charge and making things happen.

Grammatical Forms of actional

• past tense: actioned
• plural: actionals
• comparative: more actional
• superlative: most actional
• present tense: action
• future tense: will action
• perfect tense: have actioned
• continuous tense: is actioning
• singular: actional
• positive degree: actional
• infinitive: to action
• gerund: actioning
• participle: actioning

Origin and Evolution of actional

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'actional' is derived from the Latin word 'actio', meaning 'action' or 'doing'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something related to action or behavior, 'actional' has evolved to also signify practical or effective actions in various contexts.