1. The act of extracting; derivation from a stock or family; lineage; birth; the operation of drawing essences, &c., from a substance. The extraction of roots, the operation of finding the root of a given number or quantity.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• extenction,
• extracion,
• extaction,
• extarction,
• exstraction,
• extrution,
• extracation,
• exrection,
• extrotion,
• extracton,
• abtraction,
• exraction,
• extrustion,
• extrctions,
• estruction,
• extractiona,
• extiction,
• estraction,
• extractoion,
• extration

• extortioner,
• extortion,
• extractable,
• extravert,
• extract,
• extrapolation,
• extricate,
• extravasation,
• extrusion,
• extricated,
• Extraversion,
• extractible,
• extragalactic,
• extrication,
• extra innings,
• extravertive,
• Extracting,
• extractor,
• exoteric,
• extradition,
• extradite,
• extra time.

The adverb form of the word "extraction" is "extractively".

The adjective form of "extraction" is "extractive".

The plural of the "extraction" can be the "extractions".

The singular of the "extraction" can be the "extraction".