Synonym: do, drill, exercise, practice, rehearse. Similar words: practice, practical, practiced, practically, in practice, impractical, practitioner, out of practice. Meaning: ['præktɪs] 
v. 1. engage in a rehearsal (of) 2. carry out or practice; as of jobs and professions 3. learn by repetition.
v. 1. engage in a rehearsal (of) 2. carry out or practice; as of jobs and professions 3. learn by repetition. 
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61. Practise using the video until you feel quite at home with it.
62. The new government has promised all citizens the right to practise their religion.
63. Role-play allows students to practise language in a safe situation.
64. In medieval times, it was illegal for Christians to practise usury.
65. I should avail myself of every opportunity to practise speaking English.
66. Christians were allowed to practise their faith unmolested by the authorities.
67. The French Club offers the chance to practise your language skills in a social setting.
68. It's stupid to go to the expense of taking music lessons if you never practise.
69. Students practise translating from French to English and the other way around.
70. Practise wearing your interview outfit in advance.
71. And practise a family fire drill.
72. It is also important to practise what you preach.
73. You need to practise your reading comprehension more.
74. Joyriders used front lawns to practise their handbrake turns.
75. I practise as a ship's doctor.
76. Now practise the exercises below. 1.
77. This year Minton also began to practise lithography.
78. He resolved to practise his religion better.
79. By all means go and practise within reason.
80. Practise speaking slowly and clearly.
81. Practise really studying the picture in the viewfinder.
82. The paper would practise what it preached.
83. Practise use of skills in role play.
84. They also practise mechanical forms of abortion.
85. Energia told the crew to practise a manual method.
86. Practise throwing a ball underarm.
87. As a member of the school team Sally was expected to stay behind after school to practise.
88. Often she crept out of her bed in the dead of night and sneaked into the new school hall to practise.
89. This is true of people working in the entertainment industry(sentencedict.com),(http://sentencedict.com/practise.html) who need to practise their skills regularly.
90. Once again we return to the old advice to practise at a safe height.
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