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practises Meaning
practises
to do or perform often, customarily, or habitually, a repeated or usual action, to train by repeated exercises, to pursue a profession actively, to engage in or work at as a profession, continuous work in a profession, to be professionally engaged in, the continuous exercise of a profession, to do or perform often or usually, the condition of being skilled through practice, plot, to take advantage of someone, the form, manner, and order of conducting legal suits and prosecutions, the form and manner of conducting judicial and quasi-judicial proceedings, action done over and over in order to acquire skill, the condition of being proficient through systematic exercise, a professional business, the performance of services that are considered to require an appropriate license, a repeated or customary action, to do something customarily, to perform or work at over and over so as to become skilled, to do repeated exercises for proficiency, intrigue, systematic exercise for proficiency, the usual way of doing something, actual performance or application, to perform or work at repeatedly so as to become proficient, carry out, apply, one constituting an incorporeal property
practises Sentence Examples
- The doctor practises medicine with expertise and compassion.
- The basketball team practises tirelessly to improve their skills.
- The musician practises her violin daily to refine her technique.
- The yoga instructor practises mindfulness to enhance her teaching.
- The chef practises culinary techniques to create exquisite dishes.
- The student practises grammar exercises to improve their writing ability.
- The athlete practises weightlifting to build strength and endurance.
- The artist practises sketching to develop their visual perception.
- The public speaker practises delivering presentations to enhance their confidence.
- The craftsman practises woodworking to hone their skills and create beautiful objects.
FAQs About the word practises
to do or perform often, customarily, or habitually, a repeated or usual action, to train by repeated exercises, to pursue a profession actively, to engage in or
trials,rehearsals,dry runs, drills, walk-throughs, dress rehearsals, previews,exercises, run-throughs
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The doctor practises medicine with expertise and compassion.
The basketball team practises tirelessly to improve their skills.
The musician practises her violin daily to refine her technique.
The yoga instructor practises mindfulness to enhance her teaching.
