Synonyms for Trans-action:

• n.

  •action (noun)
  • feat,
  • achievement,
  • commission,
  • maneuver,
  • stroke,
  • handiwork,
  • exercise,
  • procedure,
  • effort,
  • transaction,
  • undertaking,
  • thrust,
  • operation,
  • accomplishment,
  • Doing,
  • dealings,
  • blow,
  • exploit,
  • manipulation,
  • move,
  • exertion.
  •affair (noun)
  • episode,
  • province,
  • incident,
  • occupation,
  • mission,
  • profession,
  • duty,
  • office function,
  • subject,
  • task,
  • thing,
  • interest,
  • job,
  • obligation,
  • case,
  • assignment,
  • pursuit,
  • employment,
  • responsibility,
  • topic,
  • concern,
  • realm,
  • hap,
  • question,
  • calling,
  • project,
  • avocation,
  • circumstance.
  •agreement (noun)
  • cartel,
  • indenture,
  • piece of paper,
  • codicil,
  • adjudication,
  • oath,
  • settlement,
  • treaty,
  • assent,
  • compromise,
  • arrangement,
  • okay,
  • affidavit,
  • protocol,
  • writ,
  • approval,
  • acknowledgment,
  • understanding,
  • confirmation,
  • charter,
  • the nod,
  • avowal,
  • stipulation,
  • recognition,
  • lease,
  • note.
  •bargain (noun)
  • pledge,
  • promise,
  • engagement.
  •bargaining (noun)
  • haggling.
  •bond (noun)
  • debenture,
  • security,
  • warranty,
  • warrant,
  • collateral,
  • guaranty,
  • certificate,
  • word.
  •business (noun)
  • sales,
  • traffic,
  • commercialism,
  • affairs,
  • capital and labor,
  • Manufacturing,
  • barter,
  • market,
  • contracts,
  • trading,
  • free enterprise,
  • buying and selling,
  • game,
  • exchange,
  • racket,
  • production and distribution,
  • industrialism,
  • merchandising,
  • bargaining,
  • industry.
  •buying (noun)
  • acquiring,
  • shopping,
  • Obtaining,
  • Procuring,
  • getting,
  • ordering.
  •compact (noun)
  • concordat,
  • entente,
  • alliance.
  •concern (noun)
  • involvement,
  • multinational,
  • company,
  • burden,
  • zoo,
  • organization,
  • charge,
  • field,
  • outfit,
  • jungle,
  • megacorp,
  • worry,
  • deportment,
  • corporation,
  • house,
  • shooting match,
  • entanglement,
  • firm,
  • care,
  • establishment.
  •conduct (noun)
  • red tape,
  • guidance,
  • rule,
  • handling,
  • regimen,
  • channels,
  • running,
  • supervision,
  • policy,
  • tactics,
  • strategy,
  • regulation,
  • Wielding,
  • leadership,
  • superintendence,
  • control,
  • direction,
  • carrying on,
  • intendance,
  • plan,
  • oversight,
  • posture,
  • management,
  • treatment.
  •convention (noun)
  • concord.
  •covenant (noun)
  • papers,
  • commitment,
  • handshake,
  • trust,
  • dicker.
  •deal (noun)
  • degree,
  • quantity,
  • plenty,
  • distribution,
  • conception,
  • prearrangement,
  • plethora,
  • shake,
  • superabundance,
  • extent,
  • accord,
  • portion,
  • abundance,
  • buy.
  •deed (noun)
  • instrument,
  • record,
  • title,
  • release,
  • document,
  • proof,
  • conveyance,
  • voucher.
  •event (noun)
  • catastrophe,
  • celebration,
  • juncture,
  • advent,
  • milestone,
  • accident,
  • story,
  • emergency,
  • calamity,
  • mishap,
  • development,
  • misfortune,
  • phase,
  • crisis,
  • phenomenon,
  • predicament,
  • tide,
  • situation,
  • miracle,
  • mistake,
  • marvel,
  • conjuncture,
  • ceremony,
  • occasion,
  • shift,
  • wonder,
  • function,
  • holiday,
  • triumph,
  • experience,
  • adventure,
  • coincidence,
  • fact,
  • turn,
  • appearance,
  • chance,
  • pass.
  •exchange (noun)
  • dealing,
  • network,
  • interchange,
  • transposition,
  • revision,
  • quid pro quo,
  • rearrangement,
  • conversion,
  • interrelation,
  • shuffling,
  • reciprocity,
  • transfer,
  • interdependence,
  • truck,
  • swap,
  • tit for tat,
  • commutation,
  • supplanting,
  • correspondence,
  • substitution,
  • shuffle,
  • replacement,
  • change,
  • Transposing,
  • switch,
  • supplantment,
  • castling,
  • reciprocation,
  • commerce.
  •fact (noun)
  • factor,
  • being,
  • construction,
  • feature,
  • truism,
  • fait accompli,
  • datum,
  • organism,
  • data,
  • point,
  • specific,
  • particular,
  • manifestation,
  • actuality,
  • statistic,
  • creation,
  • consideration,
  • evidence,
  • information,
  • item,
  • entity.
  •interplay (noun)
  • meshing,
  • team play,
  • mesh,
  • networking,
  • give-and-take,
  • coaction,
  • teamwork.
  •investment (noun)
  • endowment,
  • financing,
  • expenditure,
  • stake,
  • loan,
  • flutter,
  • grant,
  • bail,
  • finance,
  • piece,
  • inside,
  • stab,
  • expense,
  • venture,
  • smart money,
  • speculation,
  • backing,
  • property,
  • contribution,
  • plunge,
  • money,
  • investing,
  • ante,
  • interests,
  • spec,
  • vested interests,
  • advance,
  • hunch,
  • asset.
  •matter (noun)
  • lookout,
  • nub,
  • bag.
  •negotiation (noun)
  • consultation,
  • conference,
  • discussion,
  • debate,
  • intervention,
  • diplomacy,
  • colloquy,
  • mediation,
  • arbitration,
  • meeting.
  •occurrence (noun)
  • incidence,
  • transpiration,
  • state,
  • materialization,
  • condition,
  • routine,
  • scene,
  • existence,
  • exigency,
  • contingency,
  • instance.
  •operation (noun)
  • exploitation,
  • progress,
  • trip,
  • movement,
  • motion,
  • effect,
  • agency,
  • force,
  • process,
  • application,
  • course,
  • service,
  • influence,
  • labor,
  • workmanship,
  • use,
  • instrumentality,
  • bit,
  • transference,
  • work,
  • progression,
  • ballgame,
  • exercising.
  •pact (noun)
  • league,
  • paper.
  •procedure (noun)
  • gimmick,
  • measure,
  • the book,
  • idea,
  • layout,
  • form,
  • conduct,
  • line,
  • program,
  • game plan,
  • daily grind,
  • style,
  • modus operandi,
  • polity,
  • fashion,
  • practice,
  • scheme,
  • the numbers,
  • method,
  • agendum,
  • agenda,
  • nuts and bolts,
  • formula,
  • mode,
  • setup,
  • grind,
  • custom.
  •proceeding (noun)
  • go-down,
  • experiment,
  • casualty,
  • come off.
  •process (noun)
  • means,
  • way,
  • trial,
  • course of action,
  • suit,
  • technique,
  • growth,
  • stage,
  • system,
  • outgrowth,
  • evolution,
  • manner,
  • wise,
  • unfolding,
  • formation,
  • working,
  • mechanism.
  •sale (noun)
  • closeout,
  • unloading,
  • vending,
  • reduction,
  • trade,
  • dumping,
  • auction,
  • marketing,
  • demand,
  • clearance,
  • vendition,
  • consuming.
  •trade (noun)
  • Merchantry,
  • clientele,
  • public,
  • customers,
  • patronage.
  •transaction (noun)
  • contract,
  • deed,
  • business,
  • doings,
  • goings-on,
  • affair,
  • happening,
  • enterprise,
  • covenant,
  • agreement,
  • occurrence,
  • negotiation,
  • performance,
  • event,
  • proceeding,
  • bargain,
  • compact,
  • execution,
  • buying,
  • coup,
  • act,
  • step,
  • purchase,
  • disposal,
  • intercourse,
  • bond,
  • purchasing,
  • sale,
  • selling,
  • play,
  • activity,
  • convention,
  • action,
  • pact,
  • matter,
  • deal.

Antonyms for Trans-action:

• n.

  • action
    inaction, stoppage, defeat, repose, rest, cessation, neglect.
  • affair
    avocation, hobby, irresponsibility, surrender, entertainment, fun.
  • agreement
    ignorance, veto.
  • bargain
    break, rip-off.
  • bond
    breach.
  • business
    recreation.
  • buying
    selling.
  • compact
    discord.
  • concern
    pastime, unconcern, disinterest.
  • conduct
    disregard, mismanagement, disorganization.
  • convention
    strangeness.
  • deal
    lack, want, few, need, scarcity, dissension, little.
  • deed
    hold.
  • event
    blessing, plan, cause, happiness, good fortune, expectation, good luck, scheme, success, certainty, stagnation, source, design.
  • fact
    death, fabrication, lie, inanimate, concept, destruction, abstract, ruin.
  • investment
    truth, Divestment, reality.
  • matter
    nothingness, insignificance, nothing, zero, meaninglessness.
  • operation
    uselessness, passivity, inutility, laziness.
  • process
    decrease, halt, decline.
  • transaction
    inactivity, unemployment, rejection, inertia, denial, misunderstanding, refusal, idleness, failure, disagreement, indolence.