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practice
noun as in routine, usual procedure
noun as in exercise, application
Strongest matches
action, discipline, drill, experience, operation, preparation, study, training, use
Strong matches
assignment, background, drilling, effect, homework, iteration, recitation, recounting, rehearsal, relating, repetition, seasoning, tune-up
noun as in business; clientele of business
verb as in repeat action to improve
Weak matches
become seasoned, build up, do again, dress rehearse, dry run, go over, run through, shake down, try out, tune up, walk through
Example Sentences
What would cutting to the bone really mean, in practice?
This is part of an intensive police and military operation to stop the practice that has severe environmental implications.
The announcement follows health improvements in other countries, such as Australia and Canada, where the practice is already carried out.
"Further remediation work and strengthened practice is required and therefore there remains a real risk of harm to the public and repetition of the conduct should Ms Robinson be permitted to practise unrestricted," they added.
Junior point guard Dylan Andrews, who sat out the Bruins’ victory over Boston University on Monday with a groin injury, remained sidelined for the portion of practice reporters were allowed to observe Wednesday.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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