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The thing you take instead of the breath you were about to.
means A thing done — a movement, deed, or act, as opposed to mere talk or thought.
from From Latin actio, 'a doing,' built from agere meaning 'to drive, lead, or do.' That same root agere drives a whole family of English words — agent, agenda, act, react — all tracing back to the basic idea of setting something in motion.
- courtroom use
- a lawsuit is literally called an action
- film convention
- director yells it to start the fake truth
- physics debt
- every action owes an equal opposite reaction
- procrastination's enemy
- the only cure with zero side effects