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exercise
noun as in work, effort
Strongest matches
act, action, activity, drill, examination, lesson, movement, operation, performance, problem, study, task, test, training, workout
Strong matches
calisthenics, constitutional, discharge, discipline, drilling, exercising, exertion, gym, labor, occupation, pursuit, recitation, schoolwork, theme, toil, warmup
Weak match
noun as in accomplishment, use
Strongest matches
Strong matches
application, discharge, employment, enjoyment, exertion, fulfillment, implementation, pursuit, utilization
verb as in put to use
verb as in do repeatedly, especially to improve
Strong matches
break, condition, cultivate, discipline, drill, fix, foster, groom, habituate, hone, inure, labor, maneuver, ply, practice, rehearse, set, strain, teach, work
Weak matches
break in, dry run, lick into shape, limber up, loosen up, pump iron, put out, put through grind, put through mill, run through, tune up, walk through, warm up
Example Sentences
The article suggests that when prominent figures like Kimmel cannot exercise free speech due to fear, it sets a dangerous precedent for ordinary citizens.
Control of the House should ultimately rest in the hands of voters rather than scheming politicians engaged in partisan map-drawing exercises, representing the proper functioning of democratic governance.
Throughout our undercover exercise with the network we only shared posts which were factually accurate, and we limited their number.
"It is shown in studies that you need 48 - if not 72 hours - to recover from high intensity exercise," Warburton told BBC Sport.
Nothing exercised them more than the idea that “hate speech” could be sanctioned either informally or by the government.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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