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'''Act''' refers to the execution of an action or the process of doing something with intention. An act is typically a discrete event, carried out with purpose or direction, and is often associated with an active state. In various contexts, acts can be seen as the building blocks of larger actions, contributing to the overall outcome of a process or event. | '''Act''' refers to the execution of an action or the process of doing something with intention. An act is typically a discrete event, carried out with purpose or direction, and is often associated with an active state. In various contexts, acts can be seen as the building blocks of larger actions, contributing to the overall outcome of a process or event. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:50, 22 August 2024
Modality: ( Mutable ) - [ Fixed ] - < Cardinal >
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| Active | Stative | Passive |
| Action | Station | Passion |
| Act | Stay | Pass |
Act refers to the execution of an action or the process of doing something with intention. An act is typically a discrete event, carried out with purpose or direction, and is often associated with an active state. In various contexts, acts can be seen as the building blocks of larger actions, contributing to the overall outcome of a process or event.
