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What is another word for Transaction? – 119 Transaction Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    deal exchange trade business contract agreement bargain purchase sale transfer negotiation arrangement settlement understanding pact compact accord alliance merger acquisition partnership cooperation collaboration interaction dialogue communication discussion conference meeting proceeding operation process step action undertaking endeavor venture enterprise engagement commitment

    Meaning of Transaction

    The primary meaning of the word "transaction" refers to an act of buying or selling something, especially a business agreement or exchange of goods and services.

    Definitions

    • A business deal or agreement, especially one that involves the exchange of goods, services, or money
    • * An act of carrying out or completing something, especially a business arrangement or exchange
    • * A set of operations or activities that are part of a larger process or system

    Etymology of Transaction

    The word "transaction" originated from the Latin "transactio", which is derived from "transigere", meaning "to drive through" or "to carry out"
    Historically, the term was used in the 15th century to describe the act of carrying out or completing a business arrangement or exchange
    Over time, the word has evolved to encompass a broader range of meanings, including financial transactions, business agreements, and social interactions

    Example Uses

    • The company completed a transaction with a new supplier to reduce costs
    • * The bank processed the transaction and transferred the funds to the recipient's account
    • * The negotiation was a complex transaction that involved multiple parties and stakeholders

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    delay postponement cancellation refusal rejection denial abandonment termination cessation discontinuation halt stop pause interruption suspension inaction inactivity idleness dormancy stagnation inertia