1. The act of protracting; the act of delaying the termination of a thing; the act of plotting or laying down on paper the dimensions of a field; that which is so laid down.

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

• protoction,
• proterction,
• procrastion,
• prodaction,
• produaction,
• protetction,
• protiction,
• protaction,
• protesction,
• prottection,
• prodruction,
• protction,
• protecction,
• protrection,
• protractile,
• protractibe,
• protraxtion,
• protrraction,
• prottraction,
• prtraction

• pretoria,
• prothorax,
• pretorian,
• preternatural,
• pretermission,
• protractedly,
• protract,
• preterit,
• protractile,
• protracted,
• pretermit,
• preterist,
• protractible,
• preterition,
• pretorial,
• protrusion,
• protractor.

The adjective form of the word "protraction" is "protractive".

The plural of the "protraction" can be the "protractions".

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