exercise
/ˈɛksərˌsaɪz/
verb
- To do physical activity in order to stay healthy or become stronger.
- You should exercise regularly to keep your body fit.
- I try to exercise for at least thirty minutes each day.
- They exercise together at the park every weekend.
- To use or apply a power, right, or quality.
- Citizens should exercise their right to vote.
- The manager exercised his authority to change the schedule.
- She exercised great care when handling the fragile vase.
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noun
- Physical activity done to stay healthy or become stronger.
- The doctor recommended more exercise for better sleep.
- Regular exercise helps keep your heart healthy.
- She does thirty minutes of exercise every morning.
- A task or activity designed to practice a skill or test knowledge.
- We completed a grammar exercise in class today.
- The math exercise was challenging but fun.
- The fire drill was a safety exercise for the whole school.
- The use or application of a power, right, or ability.
- Voting is an exercise of your civic duty.
- The exercise of patience is important in difficult situations.
- The exercise of authority must be done responsibly.
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