Practice
//ˈpɹæktɪs//
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The word "practice" can be used as noun and verb.
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best practice business practice code of practice common practice common practice period community of practice corrupt practice custom and practice fire practice forepractice general practice hand practice in practice macropractice malpractice micropractice mispractice nonpractice out of practice outpractice overpractice postpractice praccy practible practice girl practice makes perfect practice makes progress practice run practice squad practice what one preaches practiced practicelike practicer practicewear practicing prepractice psychopractice put in practice put into practice restrictive practice sharp practice standard practice target practice telepractice unpracticed what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive
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action activity arithmetic behaviour better betterment craft customary do do it do repetitively exercise experiment general practice getting getting better habit hard hard work improves improves performance improving keep keep trying law learning learning exercise lessons make make perfect makes makes perfect making making perfect manner over over and perfect performance piano piano lessons practic practicable practical practitioner preparation preparing profession prosecution rehearsal rehearse religious repeating repeating activity repeating something repetition repetitive repetitive action repetitively routine self skill sports suit theory train train self training trying work work improving
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