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v. Chiefly British Variant of practice.

v. To repeat as a way of improving one's skill in that activity.

v. To repeat an activity in this way.

v. To perform or observe in a habitual fashion.

v. To pursue (a career, especially law, fine art or medicine).

v. To conspire.

v. Alternative spelling of practice (verb).

v. See practice.

To put into action or practice; execute; perform; enact.

To do or perform frequently or habitually; make a practice of; observe or follow usually: as, to practise the Christian virtues; to practise deception.

To make use of; frequent.

To exercise or pursue as a profession, art, or occupation: as, to practise law.

To exercise one's self in, with the object of acquiring skill or experience; study or learn by repeated performance: as, to practise a piece of music.

To cause to practise; teach by practice or exercise; train; drill.

To scheme; plot; contrive craftily or treacherously.

To influence; entice; tamper with; bribe.

To make; construct; build.

To perform certain acts repeatedly or usually; exercise, train, or drill one's self: as, to practise upon the piano; to practise with the rifle.

To form a habit of action; act or do habitually; hence, to behave; conduct one's self.

To exercise a profession; follow a vocation.

To experiment.

To negotiate secretly; have a secret understanding.

To use schemes or stratagems; conspire; plot.

v. carry out or practice; as of jobs and professions

v. learn by repetition

v. engage in a rehearsal (of)

"The first efforts may be very lame, but if you want speed on a typewriter, a record for a hundred-yard dash, or facility in speaking, you must practise, _practise_, _PRACTISE_."

practised    practises    practising   

take    learn    read    study   

practitioner    practical    practice    practic    practicable   

practice   

shamanize    shamanise   

practising    practised   

able    successful    skilful    prefer    admirable    willing    indifferent    capable    absent