tractus
- noun
- /ˈtræktəs/
- Archaic
- The political party released a tractus outlining its platform and vision for the country.
Examples
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The activist distributed a tractus to inform people about the upcoming election.
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He found an old tractus in the library that argued for social reform.
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During the meeting, she read from a tractus discussing the importance of community service.
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A new tractus was published yesterday.
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He wrote a tractus on the importance of community service.
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In her speech, she referenced a tractus that advocated for environmental conservation.
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The scholar published a tractus examining the historical context of the religious movement.
Synonyms
A small paper book or leaflet that gives information about one subject
A small printed paper that gives information about one subject
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Tractus gave English the word tract for a short pamphlet and comes from the Latin root tract meaning 'to draw out'. Think of a pamphlet as a short piece of writing 'drawn out' to share an idea.