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A Writer's Dictionary:

exercising Definition


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exercise
noun
    1. Physical training or exertion for health or pleasure.
    2. An activity intended to develop a skill.
    3. A task designed to test ability.
    4. A piece of written work intended as practice for learners.
    5. formal
      The act of putting something into practice or carrying it out.
      Example: the exercise of one's duty
      Thesaurus: use, application, employment, implementation, utilization.
    6. military.
      Training and practice for soldiers.
      Form: exercises (usually)
verb exercised, exercising
    tr & intr
    1. To give exercise to (oneself, or someone or something else).
    2. To use something or bring it into use.
      Example: exercised his right to appeal
      Thesaurus: use, employ, utilize, apply, execute, put in practice.
    3. To trouble, concern, or occupy someone's thoughts.
Derivative: exercisable
adj
    Derivative: exerciser
    noun
      Idiom: the object of the exercise
        The purpose of a particular operation or activity.
      Etymology: 14c: from French exercice, from Latin exercere to keep busy.



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