Exercised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXERCISED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXERCISE, to perform a set drill
• use or apply (a faculty, right, or process)
• engage in physical activity to sustain or improve health and fitness
• exert (part of the body) to promote or improve muscular strength
• cause (an animal) to take exercise
• occupy the thoughts of; worry or perplex
NOUN:
• activity requiring physical effort, carried out to sustain or improve health and fitness
• an activity carried out for a specific purpose
• a task set to practise or test a skill
• a military drill or training manoeuvre
• ceremonies
• the use or application of a faculty, right, or process
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make use of

Words related to EXERCISED

exercise17 exercises18 exercising20

Words that contain EXERCISED

unexercised21 overexercised26

How to use EXERCISED in a sentence

• Those which he had seen were not exercised by the Whites, but by the Blacks.
• In Sicily alone the Carthaginians appear to have exercised a milder rule, and to have attained on that account better results.
• Military authority will be exercised with firmness, kindness, and justice.
• But that division of virtue which is exercised between one being and another is called justice.
• The initiative is naturally exercised by him who wishes to regulate or reform, and in his time it was especially Charlemagne who conceived this design.
• I had the best reason to believe that the hostilities threatened and exercised by the Southern Indians on our border were excited by the agents of that Government.
• His mind was exercised superficially, not in thinking, but in wondering how it was he had come to kiss a strange woman.
• The intensity of the warfare, the fierce pressure upon the mental and physical powers of endurance, might well have exercised a mischievous effect upon the men.
• I am very thankful for the discretion you have exercised over the letter.
• It was supposed, but I dare not flatter myself that it was the fact, that my declaration exercised a certain influence on the result of the ballot.
• The old idea that all power, even that conferred through the people, is ultimately derived from God and exercised in His Name, is of course never heard of.
• In all truly representative editorial minds the feeling grew that any power which their arms or training gave them should be exercised in the defense of the weak and oppressed.
• It exercised a control over legislation, since no law could be proposed to the Assemblies of the People unless it had first received the approval of the Senate.
• The insurrection might have been crushed in the bud had the government exercised proper wisdom and firmness.
• I have been, as the Americans say, much exercised of late respecting certain persons whom I have seen strolling about the streets, avoiding as much as possible their species.
• I may say, indeed, that to any man who is rightly exercised by it, disappointment always brings a better result.
• A nice discrimination must be exercised in the performance of this duty.
• Such influence is exercised directly in the form of news and editorial comment, and indirectly in the form of wrapping paper.
• Than Professor Wilson no Scotsman, Scott and Jeffrey not excepted, has exercised a wider and deeper influence upon the general intellect of his countrymen.
• For another thing, the influence of each occupation upon society in general must be exercised largely through men who carry some intelligence of it into other occupations.
• It is developing concepts and habits of mind which when exercised result in beautiful tone and artistic singing.
• It is doubtful if sufficient care was exercised in the expenditure of money and, in December, 1790, the Trustees felt obliged to contract a loan of L1000.
• There is nothing in them on which the creative imagination can be exercised.
• Jack and Solomon exercised unusual care in guarding the camp and organizing for defense in case of attack.
• Emma quickly attained a high social standing, but it is doubtful whether she exercised that influence over the Queen of which she liked to boast.
• I do not mean to say that this power of enlarging prisoners has never been exercised, but I maintain that it had never previously been exercised in such a manner.
• Carre carte-blanche to invite whom she deemed well among her friends, and she had exercised her privilege with judgment and enjoyment.
• They were all men of strong character, and all exercised great influence with those who accompanied or came to them at a subsequent period.

Similar words containing ERCIS without suffix ed and without prefix ex

cercis10 cercises12 exercise17 boxercise20 exerciser18 exercises18 sexercise18 boxercises21 exercisers19 exercising20 sexercises19 exercisable22 unexercised21 overexercise24 postexercise23 overexercised26 overexercises25 overexercising27

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