What is called as action in Guitar terminology?

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its the distance between the strings and the fretboard. Just FYI: its the action is low, strings start buzzing. if its to high, it takes more effort to play a note or chords (barre chords) and can hamper one's speed.
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Action refers to the set up of strings to fret String close to fret board is always better to play
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Action refers to the height of the strings off the fret board.
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