"actionness" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2006, Shrinivas Tilak, Understanding Karma",
          "text": "That action which, upon being performed, does not prejudicially affect its agent is deemed to have lost its nature of 'actionness' (karmatva) as well as its binding force (bandhakatva).",
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          "ref": "2015, Christopher Hill, Foreign Policy in the Twenty-First Century",
          "text": "Thus despite the usefulness of the noun 'agency' to describe actionness, and the ubiquity of the 'agency–structure debate' […]",
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        "The property of being an action."
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        "(philosophy, linguistics) The property of being an action."
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        "(philosophy, linguistics) The property of being an action."
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