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Traingulation vs Traversing - What's the difference?

traingulation | traversing |

Traingulation is likely misspelled.


Traingulation has no English definition.

As a verb traversing is

present participle of lang=en.

As a noun traversing is

a traversal.

traingulation

Not English

Traingulation has no English definition. It may be misspelled.

English words similar to 'traingulation':

translocation, translavation, transposition, transformation, transmigration, transportation, transgression, transmission, transamination, transcription, transduction, transmutation, transpiration, transudation, triangulation, transmitting, thermosetting, transfretation, transcending, transporting, transferring, transforming, transcribing, transclusion, transversion, triangulating, transthyretin, transfecting, transgressing, transpiercing, transfiguring, transfection, tranquilizing, transplanting, transmigrating, transshipping, transitioning, tranquillizing, transamidation, transinfection, transvaluation, transpartisan, transvection, tranquilising, trainspotting, transhipping, transfluthrin, transplanckian, thermocycling, transchelation, transcreation, transpondian, thermoception, transmeridian, transvasation, transvolation, transnatation, transcursion, tauromachian, transneptunian, transanimation, transcolating, transprosing, transanimating, transumption, transcension, transcolation, transmeation, transverting, transpression, transversing, transsection, transception, tranquillising, transvesting, transplacing, transshaping

traversing

English

Verb

(head)

    • Noun

    (en noun)
  • A traversal.
  • * 2013 , John Likides, Foundations of Meaning (page 300)
    • Some traversings last a few seconds or minutes, for instance, when the imagination passes swiftly across familiar eras and realms in its effort to generate the momentum necessary to perceive timeless realities.