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practice, practise Definition


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practice
noun
    1. The process of carrying something out.
      Example: put ideas into practice
      Thesaurus: action use, operation.
    2. A habit, activity, procedure or custom
      Example: Don't make a practice of it!
      Thesaurus: custom, tradition, convention, habit, routine, way, method, way, procedure, wont, mode, modus operandi, manner, fashion, policy.
    3. Repeated exercise to improve technique in an art or sport, etc.
    4. The business or clientele of a doctor, dentist, lawyer, etc.
Idiom: be in practice (be out of practice)
    To have maintained, or failed to maintain, one's skill in an art or sport, etc.
Etymology: 16c: from practise.

Info:
    In British English, practice is the spelling of the noun, and practise the verb. American English uses practice for both.


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