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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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Vicegerent
::
Vicegerent
(n.) An
officer
who is
deputed
by a
superior,
or by
proper
authority,
to
exercise
the
powers
of
another;
a
lieutenant;
a
vicar..
Critical
::
Critical
(n.)
Inclined
to make nice
distinctions,
or to
exercise
careful
judgment
and
selection;
exact;
nicely
judicious..
Saltatorial
::
Saltatorial
(a.)
Relating
to
leaping;
saltatory;
as,
saltatorial
exercises..
Discretion
::
Discretion
(n.)
Freedom
to act
according
to one's own
judgment;
unrestrained
exercise
of
choice
or will.
Breath
::
Breath
(n.)
Gentle
exercise,
causing
a
quicker
respiration..
Calisthenics
::
Calisthenics
(n.) The
science,
art, or
practice
of
healthful
exercise
of the body and
limbs,
to
promote
strength
and
gracefulness;
light
gymnastics..
Appointment
::
Appointment
(n.) The
exercise
of the power of
designating
(under
a power of
appointment)
a
person
to enjoy an
estate
or other
specific
property;
also, the
instrument
by which the
designation
is
made..
Chorepiscopus
::
Chorepiscopus
(n.) A
country
or
suffragan
bishop,
appointed
in the
ancient
church
by a
diocesan
bishop
to
exercise
episcopal
jurisdiction
in a rural
district..
Credential
::
Credential
(n.)
Testimonials
showing
that a
person
is
entitled
to
credit,
or has right to
exercise
official
power,
as the
letters
given by a
government
to an
ambassador
or
envoy,
or a
certificate
that one is a duly
elected
delegate..
Forbearance
::
Forbearance
(n.) The act of
forbearing
or
waiting;
the
exercise
of
patience.
Providence
::
Providence
(n.) A
manifestation
of the care and
superintendence
which God
exercises
over his
creatures;
an event
ordained
by
divine
direction.
Discipline
::
Discipline
(n.) The
treatment
suited
to a
disciple
or
learner;
education;
development
of the
faculties
by
instruction
and
exercise;
training,
whether
physical,
mental,
or
moral..
Volition
::
Volition
(n.) The
result
of an act or
exercise
of
choosing
or
willing;
a state of
choice.
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..
Liberty
::
Liberty
(n.) A
certain
amount
of
freedom;
permission
to go
freely
within
certain
limits;
also, the place or
limits
within
which such
freedom
is
exercised;
as, the
liberties
of a
prison..
Distinguish
::
Distinguish
(v. i.) To make
distinctions;
to
perceive
the
difference;
to
exercise
discrimination;
-- with
between;
as, a judge
distinguishes
between
cases
apparently
similar,
but
differing
in
principle..
Option
::
Option
(n.) The
exercise
of the power of
choice;
choice.
Drill
::
Drill (n.) Any
exercise,
physical
or
mental,
enforced
with
regularity
and by
constant
repetition;
as, a
severe
drill in Latin
grammar..
Discus
::
Discus
(n.) The
exercise
with the
discus.
Veteran
::
Veteran
(n.) One who has been long
exercised
in any
service
or art,
particularly
in war; one who has had..
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