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practice

Letters that make practice

a, e, p, c, r, t, i are letters that make 'practice'

Words within practice

ice, ICE, act, ti, PR, IC, AC, ic, CE, CT, RA, Ra, tic, Ac, Ce, Pr, Ti are words within 'practice'

Words created by adding a letter to the beginning or end of practice

practiced is a word created by adding a letter to 'practice'

practice is an 8 letter word ending with e
practice is an 8 letter word starting with p

10 possible definitions for 'practice'

Practice as "systematic training by multiple repetitions"

Under this definition, practice is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

exercise, drill, practice session, recitation have the same meaning as 'practice'

practice as a type

'practice' can be a type of preparation, grooming, training.

Types of practice

manual, scrimmage, review, fire drill, manual of arms, military drill, rehearsal, rehearsal, dry run, brushup, shadowboxing, target practice are types of 'practice'.

Derivatives of practice

rehearse, practise, practice, exercise, drill are derivatives of 'practice'.

Example of practice used within this context

"practice makes perfect"

Practice as "knowledge of how something is usually done"

Under this definition, practice is a noun and has the following properties:

practice as a type

'practice' can be a type of cognition, knowledge, noesis.

Types of practice

convention, tradition, formula, custom, normal, heritage, pattern, rule are types of 'practice'.

Example of practice used within this context

"it is not the local practice to wear shorts to dinner"

Practice as "learn by repetition"

Under this definition, practice is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

exercise, drill, practise have the same meaning as 'practice'

practice as a type

'practice' can be a type of learn, read, study, take.

Derivatives of practice

practice, exercise, drill, practice session, recitation are derivatives of 'practice'.

Example of practice used within this context

"We drilled French verbs every day", "Pianists practice scales"

Practice as "engage in a rehearsal (of)"

Under this definition, practice is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

rehearse, practise have the same meaning as 'practice'

practice as a type

'practice' can be a type of perform, do, execute.

Types of practice

walk through, scrimmage are types of 'practice'.

practice as a category

'practice' can be a category of performing arts.

Derivatives of practice

practice, exercise, drill, practice session, recitation, rehearsal, dry run are derivatives of 'practice'.

Practice as "engage in or perform"

Under this definition, practice is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

commit has the same meaning as practice

practice as a type

'practice' can be a type of engage, prosecute, pursue.

Example of practice used within this context

"practice safe sex", "commit a random act of kindness"

Practice as "carry out or practice, as of jobs and professions"

Under this definition, practice is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

practise, do, exercise have the same meaning as 'practice'

Types of practice

shamanize, shamanise are types of 'practice'.

Derivatives of practice

use, employment, usage, practice, exercise, utilization, utilisation are derivatives of 'practice'.

Entailments to practice

work, do work are entailments to 'practice'.

Example of practice used within this context

"practice law"

Practice as "avail oneself to"

Under this definition, practice is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

apply, use have the same meaning as 'practice'

Types of practice

follow is a type of practice.

Derivatives of practice

custom, application, use, applicable, practice, pattern, usage, usance, practical application are derivatives of 'practice'.

Verb groups of practice

utilise, utilize, apply, use, employ are verb groups of 'practice'.

Example of practice used within this context

"apply a principle", "practice a religion", "use care when going down the stairs", "use your common sense", "practice non-violent resistance"

Practice as "the exercise of a profession"

Under this definition, practice is a noun and has the following properties:

practice as a type

'practice' can be a type of use, employment, usage, exercise, utilization, utilisation.

Types of practice

witching, cosmetology, medical practice, consultancy, dental practice, law practice, optometry, private practice are types of 'practice'.

Derivatives of practice

apply, practise, do, practice, exercise, use are derivatives of 'practice'.

Example of practice used within this context

"the practice of the law", "I took over his practice when he retired"

Practice as "translating an idea into action"

Under this definition, practice is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

praxis has the same meaning as practice

practice as a type

'practice' can be a type of implementation, effectuation.

Example of practice used within this context

"a hard theory to put into practice", "differences between theory and praxis of communism"

Practice as "a customary way of operation or behavior"

Under this definition, practice is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

pattern has the same meaning as practice

practice as a type

'practice' can be a type of activity.

Types of practice

quotation, nudism, systematism, custom, occult, slaveholding, biologism, ritual, occult arts, cooperation, symbolism, featherbedding, formalism, one-upmanship, pluralism, symbolization, symbolisation, modernism, ornamentalism, cannibalism, careerism, usage, usance, habitude, fashion, lobbyism, slavery, peonage, unwritten law, lynch law, mistreatment, nonconformism, callisthenics, calisthenics, popery, papism, ritualism, naturism, transvestism, transvestitism, cross dressing are types of 'practice'.

Derivatives of practice

practical, apply, pragmatic, practice, hardheaded, hard-nosed, use, pattern are derivatives of 'practice'.

Example of practice used within this context

"it is their practice to give annual raises", "they changed their dietary pattern"