effraction
noun
ef·frac·tion
eˈfrakshən,
ə̇ˈ-
plural -s
: the action of making forcible entry
criminal effraction of a house
effraction into a store
Word History
Etymology
French, modification (influenced by French -ion) of Late Latin effractura, from Latin effractus (past participle of effringere to break open, from ex- + -fringere, from frangere to break) + -ura -ure
- good-lookingness
- good-morning-spring
- good-natured
- good-naturedly
- good-naturedness
- good-neighbor
- good-neighborliness
- good-neighborly
- good-sized
- good-tempered
- good-temperedly
- good-temperedness
- good-time char
- good-time charley
- good-time Charlie
- good-willed
- good/keen/sharp eye
- good/safe/sure bet
- Goodall
- goodby
- goodbye
- goodbyes
- goodbys
- Goodenia
- Goodeniaceae