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Traditional English :: exercise
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exercise - n. & v. --n. 1 activity requiring physical effort, done esp. as training or to sustain or improve health. 2 mental or spiritual activity, esp. as practice to develop a skill. 3 (often in pl.) a particular task or set of tasks devised as exercise, practice in a technique, etc. 4 a the use or application of a mental faculty, right, etc. b practice of an ability, quality, etc. 5 (often in pl.) military drill or manoeuvres. 6 (foll. by in) a process directed at or concerned with something specified (was an exercise in public relations). --v. 1 tr. use or apply (a faculty, right, influence, restraint, etc.). 2 tr. perform (a function). 3 a intr. take (esp. physical) exercise; do exercises. b tr. provide (an animal) with exercise. c tr. train (a person). 4 tr. a tax the powers of. b perplex, worry. exercise book 1 a book containing exercises. 2 a book for writing school work, notes, etc., in. exercisable adj. exerciser n. [ME f. OF exercice f. L exercitium f. exercere exercit- keep at work (as EX-(1), arcere restrain)] |
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Related Words
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bike
lower
ab
abs
water
aerobic
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exorcist
beginning
benefit
bicycle
breathing
team
building
body
fat
burning
calorie
cardio
cardiovascular
carpal
tunnel
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rid
cellulite
chest
core
american
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curve
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free
penis
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stomach
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ball
weight
loss
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Most Often Usage
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exercise bike
lower ab exercise
ab exercise
abs exercise
water aerobic exercise
aerobic exercise
lower back exercise
back exercise
exorcist the beginning
benefit of exercise
exercise bicycle
breathing exercise
team building exercise
body building exercise
fat burning exercise
exercise calorie
cardio exercise
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