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drill
noun as in practice, exercise
noun as in tool for boring
verb as in train, discipline
Example Sentences
All these competent quarterbacks mean when the playoffs begin in two weeks, no game is necessarily over because they are capable of running a two-minute drill to perfection and turning defeat into victory.
At the moment they are a side which is well drilled with a tremendous work ethic and is difficult to beat, and not obsessed with playing out from the back and giving away stupid chances.
At the conference, she drilled home the message that Christians have a duty to look at the world through a political lens.
Because I read that as young as the age of four, you were outside and he was doing drills with you in the back garden.
Instead the Argentine drilled his effort over the crossbar and the hosts held out for a famous come-from-behind victory.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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