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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
(v. t.) To set in
action;
to cause to act, move, or make
exertion;
to give
employment
to; to put in
action
habitually
or
constantly;
to
school
or
train;
to exert
repeatedly;
to
busy..
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Smell
::
Smell (v. i.) To
exercise
sagacity.
Promenade
::
Promenade
(v. i.) To walk for
pleasure,
display,
or
exercise..
Wake
::
Wake (n.) An
annual
parish
festival
formerly
held in
commemoration
of the
dedication
of a
church.
Originally,
prayers
were said on the
evening
preceding,
and hymns were sung
during
the
night,
in the
church;
subsequently,
these
vigils
were
discontinued,
and the day
itself,
often with
succeeding
days, was
occupied
in rural
pastimes
and
exercises,
attended
by
eating
and
drinking,
often to
excess..
Exequatur
::
Exequatur
(n.) A
written
official
recognition
of a
consul
or
commercial
agent,
issued
by the
government
to which he is
accredited,
and
authorizing
him to
exercise
his
powers
in the place to which he is
assigned..
Rebate
::
Rebate
(v. t.) To beat to
obtuseness;
to
deprive
of
keenness;
to
blunt;
to turn back the point of, as a lance used for
exercise..
Counsel
::
Counsel
(n.)
Examination
of
consequences;
exercise
of
deliberate
judgment;
prudence.
Exercise
::
Exercise
(n.) That which gives
practice;
a
trial;
a test.
Think
::
Think (v. t.) To
employ
any of the
intellectual
powers
except
that of
simple
perception
through
the
senses;
to
exercise
the
higher
intellectual
faculties.
Voluntariness
::
Voluntariness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
voluntary;
spontaneousness;
specifically,
the
quality
or state of being free in the
exercise
of one's
will..
Guard
::
Guard (v. t.) A
posture
of
defense
in
fencing,
and in
bayonet
and saber
exercise..
Feeling
::
Feeling
(n.) Any state or
condition
of
emotion;
the
exercise
of the
capacity
for
emotion;
any
mental
state
whatever;
as, a right or a wrong
feeling
in the
heart;
our angry or
kindly
feelings;
a
feeling
of pride or of
humility..
Discourse
::
Discourse
(n.) The power of the mind to
reason
or infer by
running,
as it were, from one fact or
reason
to
another,
and
deriving
a
conclusion;
an
exercise
or act of this
power;
reasoning;
range of
reasoning
faculty..
Falter
::
Falter
(v. & n.) To fail in
distinctness
or
regularity
of
exercise;
-- said of the mind or of
thought.
Chancery
::
Chancery
(n.) In
England,
formerly,
the
highest
court of
judicature
next to the
Parliament,
exercising
jurisdiction
at law, but
chiefly
in
equity;
but under the
jurisdiction
act of 1873 it
became
the
chancery
division
of the High Court of
Justice,
and now
exercises
jurisdiction
only in
equity..
Democracy
::
Democracy
(n.)
Government
by
popular
representation;
a form of
government
in which the
supreme
power is
retained
by the
people,
but is
indirectly
exercised
through
a
system
of
representation
and
delegated
authority
periodically
renewed;
a
constitutional
representative
government;
a
republic..
Preside
::
Preside
(v. i.) To
exercise
superintendence;
to watch over.
#NAME?
::
-ric () A
suffix
signifying
dominion,
jurisdiction;
as,
bishopric,
the
district
over which a
bishop
exercises
authority..
Believe
::
Believe
(v. i.) To have a firm
persuasion,
esp. of the
truths
of
religion;
to have a
persuasion
approaching
to
certainty;
to
exercise
belief
or
faith..
Repel
::
Repel (v. i.) To act with force in
opposition
to force
impressed;
to
exercise
repulsion.
Intelligence
::
Intelligence
(n.) The act or state of
knowing;
the
exercise
of the
understanding.
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