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Definition of exert
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Exert (v. t.) To
thrust
forth;
to emit; to push out.
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Overruling
::
Overruling
(a.)
Exerting
controlling
power;
as, an
overruling
Providence..
Endeavor
::
Endeavor
(v. i.) To exert one's self; to work for a
certain
end.
Run
::
Run (a.) To exert
continuous
activity;
to
proceed;
as, to run
through
life; to run in a
circle..
Weary
::
Weary
(superl.)
Having
the
strength
exhausted
by toil or
exertion;
worn out in
respect
to
strength,
endurance,
etc.;
tired;
fatigued..
Trial
::
Trial (n.) Any
effort
or
exertion
of
strength
for the
purpose
of
ascertaining
what can be done or
effected.
Intemperate
::
Intemperate
(a.)
Indulging
any
appetite
or
passion
to
excess;
immoderate
to
enjoyments
or
exertion.
Achieve
::
Achieve
(v. t.) To
obtain,
or gain, as the
result
of
exertion;
to
succeed
in
gaining;
to win..
Apathy
::
Apathy
(n.) Want of
feeling;
privation
of
passion,
emotion,
or
excitement;
dispassion;
--
applied
either
to the body or the mind. As
applied
to the mind, it is a
calmness,
indolence,
or state of
indifference,
incapable
of being
ruffled
or
roused
to
active
interest
or
exertion
by
pleasure,
pain, or
passion..
Unremitting
::
Unremitting
(a.) Not
remitting;
incessant;
continued;
persevering;
as,
unremitting
exertions..
Buoyancy
::
Buoyancy
(n.) The
upward
pressure
exerted
upon a
floating
body by a
fluid,
which is equal to the
weight
of the body;
hence,
also, the
weight
of a
floating
body, as
measured
by the
volume
of fluid
displaced..
Capstan
::
Capstan
(n.) A
vertical
cleated
drum or
cylinder,
revolving
on an
upright
spindle,
and
surmounted
by a
drumhead
with
sockets
for bars or
levers.
It is much used,
especially
on
shipboard,
for
moving
or
raising
heavy
weights
or
exerting
great power by
traction
upon a rope or
cable,
passing
around
the drum. It is
operated
either
by steam power or by a
number
of men
walking
around
the
capstan,
each
pushing
on the end of a lever fixed in its
socket..
Achievement
::
Achievement
(n.) A great or
heroic
deed;
something
accomplished
by
valor,
boldness,
or
praiseworthy
exertion;
a
feat..
Domain
::
Domain
(n.) The
territory
over which
dominion
or
authority
is
exerted;
the
possessions
of a
sovereign
or
commonwealth,
or the like. Also used
figuratively..
Adhesion
::
Adhesion
(n.) The
molecular
attraction
exerted
between
bodies
in
contact.
See
Cohesion.
Influent
::
Influent
(a.)
Exerting
influence;
influential.
Creative
::
Creative
(a.)
Having
the power to
create;
exerting
the act of
creation.
Inertness
::
Inertness
(n.) Want of
activity
or
exertion;
habitual
indisposition
to
action
or
motion;
sluggishness;
apathy;
insensibility.
Acquire
::
Acquire
(v. t.) To gain,
usually
by one's own
exertions;
to get as one's own; as, to
acquire
a
title,
riches,
knowledge,
skill,
good or bad
habits..
Elective
::
Elective
(a.)
Exerting
the power of
choice;
selecting;
as, an
elective
act..
Tend
::
Tend (a.) To be
directed,
as to any end,
object,
or
purpose;
to aim; to have or give a
leaning;
to exert
activity
or
influence;
to serve as a
means;
to
contribute;
as, our
petitions,
if
granted,
might tend to our
destruction..
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