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Often used in the same context:
workouts,
minicamp,
drills,
practic,
padless,
practive,
walkthrough,
conditioning,
soreness,
training,
sessions,
scrimmage,
rolfing,
routines,
procedure,
physical therapy,
warmup,
pads,
calisthenics,
clinic,
ritual,
work,
skelly,
orthopedist,
gym,
repetitions,
physiotherapy,
hooding,
dentistry,
systematic desensitization,
field,
practitioners,
batting cage,
regimen,
hyperextension,
technique,
preseason,
locker room,
gassers,
splint,
charley horse,
profession,
crutches,
spasms,
afternoons,
syringing,
concussion,
mindset,
physicals,
behavior modification,
discomfort,
play,
playbook,
preparation,
teaching,
finning,
rehearsals,
callisthenics,
chiropractic,
medicine,
skate,
kickoffs,
proctology,
hamstrings,
horseshoeing,
ethic,
reps,
doctors,
yoga,
optometry,
tryout,
knee,
preaching,
injury,
pregame,
physician,
huddle,
epidural injection,
instruction,
philosophy,
plyometrics,
rotations,
prosthodontic,
ingrown toenail,
handoffs,
exercises,
fungo,
work ethic,
quadriceps,
subspecialty,
classes,
sprain,
painkilling,
malinger,
basics,
evenings,
mornings,
pectoral muscle,
fieldhouse,
pretests,
aerification,
articling,
practise,
prac,
practices,
usage,
parlance,
business,
experi,
experience,
practises,
prevalent,
derive,
malpractice,
charity,
custom,
education,
usages,
planning,
benchmarking,
instructional,
psychotherapeutic,
review,
solving,
design,
interpretive,
based,
modeling,
silvicultural,
counseling,
problemsolving,
structured,
unstructured,
choice,
hased,
psychoeducational,
research,
rote
More specific:
biologism,
brushup,
cannibalism,
careerism,
convention,
cooperation,
cross dressing,
custom,
dental practice,
drill,
dry run,
fashion,
featherbedding,
fire drill,
follow,
formalism,
formula,
get the hang,
habitude,
heritage,
law practice,
lynch law,
manual,
manual of arms,
master,
medical practice,
military drill,
mistreatment,
modernism,
naturism,
normal,
nudism,
one-upmanship,
optometry,
pattern,
peonage,
popery,
rehearsal,
review,
ritual,
ritualism,
rule,
run through,
s.o.p.,
scrimmage,
shadowboxing,
shamanize,
slavery,
sop,
standard operating procedure,
symbolism,
take up,
target practice,
tradition,
transvestism,
transvestitism,
turn to,
unwritten law,
usage
Appears in the definition of:
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abolishment,
abolition,
abstinence,
accounting principle,
accounting standard,
acedia,
act,
adopt,
aeronautics,
agriculture,
alchemist,
allopathic,
alternative medicine,
anglicanism,
anglo-catholicism,
applied,
arbitrage,
armamentarium,
art,
artaxerxes,
artaxerxes i,
artistry,
asana,
ascetic,
ascetical,
astronautics,
athletic training,
attorney,
augsburg confession,
banditry,
bar,
bar exam,
bar examination,
batting cage,
biomedicine,
body suit,
bondage,
bonded labor,
borrow,
bribery,
brushup,
buddy system,
bugger,
butt shaft,
cage,
cannibalism,
caravanning,
careerism,
cat suit,
certified,
cheat,
check,
chisel,
communalism,
communion,
complementary medicine,
condition,
consultancy,
conventional,
converso,
convolute,
cooperation,
corner,
craft,
cross dressing,
cuisine,
culinary art,
custom,
customarily,
dental practice,
dental practitioner,
dentist,
depravity,
disbar,
disbarment,
discipline,
discourage,
do,
domestic science,
drilled,
driving range,
dry run,
dunkard,
dunker,
effortlessness,
embrace,
empiricism,
espouse,
evade,
evil,
evilness,
exercise,
exhibition season,
extension,
family medicine,
family practice,
farming,
fashion,
featherbedding,
firing range,
follow,
formalism,
fortunetelling,
gaap,
gastronomy,
generally accepted accounting practices,
golf range,
graduate nurse,
graft,
greenmail,
group practice,
habitual,
habitually,
hare krishna,
hebraism,
high anglicanism,
homeopathic,
home ec,
home economics,
honoring,
household arts,
husbandry,
impracticable,
inauguration,
infeasible,
injustice,
international society for krishna consciousness,
in practice,
irregular,
iskcon,
jewish religion,
judaism,
keep,
laboratory,
lawyer,
law practice,
laziness,
lead off,
legal community,
legal profession,
leotard,
liberty party,
license,
linguistic rule,
lynch law,
macrobiotic,
make,
marrano,
maternalism,
medical,
medically,
medical community,
medical institution,
medical instrument,
medical practice,
medical profession,
medicolegal,
mistreatment,
mnemonic,
mnemotechnic,
mnemotechnical,
mortify,
name-dropping,
naturism,
nonobservance,
northern alliance,
nudism,
observance,
observe,
one-upmanship,
optometry,
pass,
pathologic,
pathological,
penologist,
peonage,
perpetual motion,
perversion,
pervert,
photomechanics,
pillar,
pivot,
plantation,
practical,
practiced,
practise,
practised,
product,
profess,
proficiency,
propagation,
proselytism,
prowess,
psychiatric,
psychiatrical,
pure,
pyramiding,
quackery,
qualified,
quotation,
regular,
rehearsal,
reporting weight,
review,
rifle range,
rite,
ritual,
routinely,
rule,
sabbat,
scientific,
scrimmage,
segregate,
self-service,
sexual perversion,
shamanise,
shamanize,
shooting gallery,
shooting range,
skidpan,
slaveholding,
slavery,
sloth,
sodomise,
sodomize,
sophisticate,
sparring match,
startup,
studio,
surgical spirit,
surveying,
sweep up,
symbolisation,
symbolism,
symbolization,
systematism,
take over,
take to,
take up,
target practice,
target range,
tattoo,
taxation,
taxonomy,
technique,
teetotal,
testing ground,
toleration,
tool,
tooth doctor,
totalitarian,
trade,
tradition,
train,
trained nurse,
transvestism,
transvestitism,
tunker,
turning,
turpitude,
twist,
twist around,
undemocratic,
unfeasible,
unitard,
united front,
unjustness,
unpracticed,
unpractised,
unworkable,
usage,
usance,
usual,
venesect,
versification,
vieques,
wahhabism,
wicked,
witches' sabbath
More general:
activity,
carry out,
cognition,
do,
do work,
effect,
effectuation,
employment,
execute,
exercise,
genus ranatra,
grooming,
implementation,
knowledge,
learn,
perform,
preparation,
ranatra,
read,
study,
take,
training,
usage,
use,
utilisation,
utilization,
work
Synonyms:
apply,
carry out,
do,
drill,
exercise,
pattern,
practice session,
practise,
rehearse,
use
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— Nouns for practice:
pointer,
problems,
gap,
exercises,
teaching,
point,
test,
guidelines,
relationship,
problem,
questions,
more...
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