Traction definition: The grip or friction of a wheel or foot on a surface, preventing slipping.
Definitions of Traction
- 1noun
The grip or friction of a wheel or foot on a surface, preventing slipping.
- 2noun
The support, interest, or popularity that a new idea, product, or political candidate gains.
- 3noun(formal)
The action of drawing or pulling a body part, often to restore alignment or reduce pressure.
Example Sentences
“The car tires lost traction on the icy road.”
“The new startup is struggling to gain traction in the market.”
“The doctor applied traction to the patient's leg to help it heal.”
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To become popular or accepted, to get support or momentum.
To lose grip or support, to lose momentum or popularity.
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