Practice

noun

'præktɪs

Noun

translating an idea into action
“a hard theory to put into practice”
Similar:Praxis
Type of:EffectuationImplementation
a customary way of operation or behavior
“it is their practice to give annual raises”
Similar:Pattern
Type of:Activity
systematic training by multiple repetitions
“practice makes perfect”
Similar:Drill Exercise Recitation
Type of:TrainingPreparationGrooming
the exercise of a profession
“the practice of the law”
“I took over his practice when he retired”
Type of:UtilizationEmploymentExercise
knowledge of how something is usually done
“it is not the local practice to wear shorts to dinner”
Type of:KnowledgeCognitionNoesis

avail oneself to
“practice a religion”
“practice non-violent resistance”
Similar:Apply Use
learn by repetition
“Pianists practice scales”
Similar:Drill ExercisePractise
Type of:ReadLearnStudy
engage in or perform
“practice safe sex”
Similar:Commit
Type of:ProsecutePursueEngage
carry out or practice; as of jobs and professions
“practice law”
Similar:DoExercisePractise
engage in a rehearsal (of)
Similar:PractiseRehearse
Type of:DoExecutePerform