'Practice'
[practice.n.01] as in: a customary way of operation or behavior


Examples:
it is their practice to give annual raises
they changed their dietary pattern



'Practice'
[exercise.n.03] as in: systematic training by multiple repetitions


Examples:
practice makes perfect



'Practice'
[practice.n.03] as in: translating an idea into action


Examples:
a hard theory to put into practice
differences between theory and praxis of communism


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'Practice'
[practice.n.04] as in: the exercise of a profession


Examples:
the practice of the law
I took over his practice when he retired



'Practice'
[practice.n.05] as in: knowledge of how something is usually done


Examples:
it is not the local practice to wear shorts to dinner


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'Practice'
[practice.v.01] as in: carry out or practice; as of jobs and professions


Examples:
practice law



'Practice'
[drill.v.03] as in: learn by repetition


Examples:
We drilled French verbs every day
Pianists practice scales



'Practice'
[rehearse.v.01] as in: engage in a rehearsal (of)



'Practice'
[practice.v.04] as in: avail oneself to


Examples:
apply a principle
practice a religion
use care when going down the stairs
use your common sense
practice non-violent resistance



'Practice'
[commit.v.06] as in: engage in or perform


Examples:
practice safe sex
commit a random act of kindness


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