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What are some examples of suffix -sion?

Here are some examples of words using the suffix "-sion":

Nouns:

* Admission: The act of allowing someone to enter a place or group.

* Ascension: The act of rising to a higher position or level.

* Collision: A crash between two or more objects.

* Conclusion: The end or final part of something.

* Decision: A choice made after considering different options.

* Discussion: A conversation about a particular topic.

* Expansion: The act of becoming larger or more extensive.

* Explosion: A sudden burst of energy or noise.

* Invasion: The act of entering a country or place with military force.

* Revision: The act of changing something to make it better or more accurate.

* Suspension: The act of temporarily stopping something.

* Tension: A feeling of stress and anxiety.

Verbs:

* Conclude: To end something or reach a decision.

* Decide: To make a choice.

* Discuss: To talk about a topic.

* Expand: To become larger or more extensive.

* Explode: To burst suddenly with great force.

* Invade: To enter a country or place with military force.

* Revise: To change something to make it better or more accurate.

* Suspend: To temporarily stop something.

These are just a few examples, and there are many other words using "-sion". It's a versatile suffix that can be used to form nouns and verbs, often related to the action or process of something.

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