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Meaning of actuation
The primary meaning of the word "actuation" refers to the process of causing something to happen or be done, or the state of being put into action.
Etymology of actuation
The word "actuation" originated from the Latin words "actuare" meaning to put into action, and "actuatio" meaning a putting into action, which is derived from "actus" meaning a doing or a deed, and the suffix "-tion" which forms a noun indicating a process or a result
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to refer to the process of putting something into action or the state of being in action
Synonyms
activation
initiation
implementation
execution
operation
functioning
movement
motion
action
energization
stimulation
motivation
impulsion
propulsion
enablement
empowerment
authorization
sanction
permission
ratification
confirmation
validation
effectuation
realization
actualization
actualisation
actualization
enforcement
enactment
institution
inauguration
establishment
commencement
start
beginning
inception
origination
creation
formation
foundation
generation
production
induction
introduction
insertion
installation
setup
organization
arrangement
regulation
control
manipulation
handling
management
direction
guidance
governance
administration
supervision
oversight
coordination
adjustment
calibration
tuning
triggering
tripping
switching
turning
operating
running
driving
powering
energizing
Definitions
- The process of causing something to happen or be done
- * The state of being put into action
- * The action of moving or being moved, especially in a mechanical system
Usage Examples
- The actuation of the emergency brake stopped the train suddenly
- * The new policy will require the actuation of additional safety protocols
- * The actuation of the mechanical system was smooth and efficient
Antonyms
inaction
inactivity
idleness
dormancy
stagnation
paralysis
inhibition
restraint
constraint
obstruction
hindrance
impediment
blockage
cessation
stoppage
termination
conclusion
deactivation
disengagement
disconnection
shutdown
closure
suspension
abeyance
postponement
delay
slowness
sluggishness
lethargy
languor
lassitude
fatigue
exhaustion
weakness
feebleness
powerlessness
helplessness
ineffectiveness
ineffectualness
futility
uselessness