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Definition of exercise
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of exercise is as below...
Exercise
(n.) The
performance
of an
office,
a
ceremony,
or a
religious
duty..
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Labor
::
Labor (n.)
Physical
toil or
bodily
exertion,
especially
when
fatiguing,
irksome,
or
unavoidable,
in
distinction
from
sportive
exercise;
hard,
muscular
effort
directed
to some
useful
end, as
agriculture,
manufactures,
and like;
servile
toil;
exertion;
work..
Appointment
::
Appointment
(n.) A
honorary
part or
exercise,
as an
oration,
etc., at a
public
exhibition
of a
college;
as, to have an
appointment..
Disexercise
::
Disexercise
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
exercise;
to leave
untrained.
Theocracy
::
Theocracy
(n.)
Government
of a state by the
immediate
direction
or
administration
of God;
hence,
the
exercise
of
political
authority
by
priests
as
representing
the
Deity..
Generalship
::
Generalship
(n.) The
office
of a
general;
the
exercise
of the
functions
of a
general;
--
sometimes,
with the
possessive
pronoun,
the
personality
of a
general..
Sovereignty
::
Sovereignty
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
sovereign,
or of being a
sovereign;
the
exercise
of, or right to
exercise,
supreme
power;
dominion;
sway;
supremacy;
independence;
also, that which is
sovereign;
a
sovereign
state;
as, Italy was
formerly
divided
into many
sovereignties..
Moulinet
::
Moulinet
(n.) In sword and saber
exercises,
a
circular
swing of the
weapon..
Salutatory
::
Salutatory
(a.)
Containing
or
expressing
salutations;
speaking
a
welcome;
greeting;
--
applied
especially
to the
oration
which
introduces
the
exercises
of the
Commencements,
or
similar
public
exhibitions,
in
American
colleges..
Jurisdiction
::
"Jurisdiction
(a.)
Sphere
of
authority;
the
limits
within
which any
particular
power may be
exercised,
or
within
which a
government
or a court has
authority..
Halma
::
Halma (n.) The long jump, with
weights
in the
hands,
-- the most
important
of the
exercises
of the
Pentathlon..
Archbishopric
::
Archbishopric
(n.) The
jurisdiction
or
office
of an
archbishop;
the see or
province
over which
archbishop
exercises
archiepiscopal
authority.
Opponency
::
Opponency
(n.) The act of
opening
an
academical
disputation;
the
proposition
of
objections
to a
tenet,
as an
exercise
for a
degree..
Myodynamics
::
Myodynamics
(n.) The
department
of
physiology
which deals with the
principles
of
muscular
contraction;
the
exercise
of
muscular
force or
contraction.
Dominion
::
Dominion
(n.) That which is
governed;
territory
over which
authority
is
exercised;
the
tract,
district,
or
county,
considered
as
subject;
as, the
dominions
of a king. Also used
figuratively;
as, the
dominion
of the
passions..
Rule
::
Rule (n.) To
control
the will and
actions
of; to
exercise
authority
or
dominion
over; to
govern;
to
manage.
Manage
::
Manage
(n.) To train in the
manege,
as a
horse;
to
exercise
in
graceful
or
artful
action..
Mistress
::
Mistress
(n.) A woman
having
power,
authority,
or
ownership;
a woman who
exercises
authority,
is
chief,
etc.; the
female
head of a
family,
a
school,
etc..
Drilling
::
Drilling
(n.) A
training
by
repeated
exercises.
Veto
::
Veto (n.) The
exercise
of such
authority;
an act of
prohibition
or
prevention;
as, a veto is
probable
if the bill
passes..
Stylo-
::
Stylite
(n.) One of a sect of
anchorites
in the early
church,
who lived on the tops of
pillars
for the
exercise
of their
patience;
--
called
also
pillarist
and
pillar
saint..
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