Words ending in "ion" with A

  • Common noun from 'act', means deed or process.

  • Noun from Latin 'attendere', focused care.

  • Making cartoons or movement illusion in film.

  • Flying or aircraft operation, from Latin 'avis'.

  • Math and general term for the act of adding.

  • Act of applying; also software programs.

  • Strong desire to achieve something, from Latin.

  • Public sale to highest bidder, from Latin 'auctio'.

  • Force drawing things together; also romantic pull.

  • Feeling of being isolated or estranged.

  • Group or organization formed for a purpose.

  • Act of expecting something; waiting in hope.

  • Recognition of value; gratitude or evaluation.

  • Termination of pregnancy; very debated topic.

  • Use of machines to do tasks automatically.

  • Total destruction, from Latin 'nihil' = nothing.

  • Supply of bullets or shells; figurative resources.

  • Something hateful or disgusting; from Latin.

  • Annotation: adding notes; Latin origin “annotatio”

  • Allegation: claimed assertion, often in law

  • Ascension: act of rising, esp. religious term

  • Alteration: the process of changing something

  • Affection: feeling of liking or fondness

  • Adaptation: adjusting; also work based on another

  • Apparition: ghostly appearance; Latin “apparitio”

  • Addiction: compulsive dependence, often on substances

  • Assumption: something taken as true without proof

  • Aspiration: strong desire; also speech breathing

  • audition
  • Assertion: firm statement of belief or fact

  • Alliteration: repeating initial sounds in words

  • Activation: making something active or operative

  • Attrition: gradual reduction or wearing down

  • Assassination: killing a prominent person, political

  • Amplification: making something stronger or louder

  • Allusion: indirect reference, very common in lit

  • Acceleration: increase in speed; key physics term

  • Ends with ion; noun for being freed from guilt.

  • Ends with ion; noun for assigning or allotting.

  • Ends with ion; loving admiration or worship.

  • Ends with ion; noun for confirming something.

  • Ends with ion; merging or uniting into one whole.

  • Ends with ion; noisy quarrel or dispute.

  • Ends with ion; warm approval or respect.

  • accusation
  • Ends with ion; process of supplying air or oxygen.

  • Ends with ion; managing or running an organization.

  • Ends with ion; shortened form of a word or phrase.

  • Ends with ion; surgical removal of a limb.

  • Ends with ion; making something worse or more severe.

  • Ends with ion; being officially connected or associated.

  • Ends with ion; act of being allowed to enter.

  • Ends with ion; feeling of strong dislike.

  • Ends with ion; process of becoming similar or absorbed.

  • Ends with ion; severe lack of oxygen in the body.

  • Ends in -tion; restless or excited state.

  • Ends with ion; scraping or wearing away of skin.

  • Ends in -tion; noun for ending slavery.

  • appellation
  • Adaption
  • Ends in -tion; removal, esp. of material.

  • Ends in -sion; forceful hostility or attack.

  • Ends in -tion; settling disputes by third party.

  • Ends in -tion; process of alternately changing.

  • Ends in -tion; formal washing or cleansing.

  • Ends in -tion; deviation from what is normal.

  • Ends in -sion; fear or anxious expectation.

  • Ends in -tion; adding territory to a state.

  • Ends in -tion; legal process of taking a child.

  • Ends in -tion; kidnapping or taking by force.

  • Ends in -tion; making into atoms or fine spray.

  • Ends in -tion; clear pronunciation of words.

  • Ends in -tion; announcing, esp. religious.

  • Ends in -tion; making something American.

  • Ends in -tion; making pain or problems less.

  • Ends with -ation, noun from 'aggregate'. Common in math.

  • Ends in -tion, noun from 'afflict'. Used for suffering.

  • Ends with -tion, noun from 'actuate'. Tech context.

  • Ends with -ization, from 'actualize'. Common in philosophy.

  • Ends with -ition, from 'acquire'. Frequent in business.

  • Ends in -ulation, noun from 'accumulate'. Math/econ term.

  • Ends in -itation, from 'accredit'. Used in education.

  • Ends in -modation, from 'accommodate'. Travel/housing term.

  • Ends in -ction, from 'abstract'. Common in philosophy.

The words in the list Words ending in "ion" with A come from players of the word game City, Country, River.