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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
But, in practice, such third-country removals were rare, so the person was typically released and allowed to remain in the U.S.
Their practices challenge modern assumptions about what counts as "development" and remind us that resilience often emerges from diversity: of species, of knowledge, and of cultural traditions.
"Patience. I would say the most important thing is patience," Chase said as his West Indies team went through their final practice.
"In practice, we face many difficulties, especially given our own circumstances, including equipment issues and delays in scheduling the manufacturers' technical personnel," Koo said.
She joined a club team based in Oakland, flying north twice a month for weekend practices.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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