Practitioner is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRACTITIONER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who practices
• a person actively engaged in an art, discipline, or profession, especially medicine
• One who is engaged in the actual use or exercise of any art or profession, particularly that of law or medicine.
• One who does anything customarily or habitually.
• A sly or artful person.
• someone who practices a learned profession
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who practices; one who practices a profession

Words related to PRACTITIONER

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Words that contain PRACTITIONER

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How to use PRACTITIONER in a sentence

• He had the name of being the foremost Surgeon in the Navy, a gentleman of remarkable science, and a veteran practitioner.
• These, though well enough known to the practitioner, are nevertheless difficult to describe.
• Daily I marvel at the wonders the general practitioner achieves, having regard to the difficulties of his position.
• He was a physician, and had the reputation of being a skilful practitioner.
• The practice of thoughtlessness was condemned as a thing entirely apart from the practitioner, and as a tendency needing correction.
• There was a humble practitioner resident at Crosber, that is to say, about two miles from Wyncomb.
• Having been at the time a practitioner in one of the counties affected, he knew the political deal by which MacFarlane had been elected.
• David Chalker was a solicitor and, according to his friends, who were proud of him, a sharp practitioner.
• But the tooth gave him an excellent opportunity to have a drink, and before he reached the office of the country practitioner he was intoxicated.
• Vaughan to decline the work of a general practitioner without hurt to his naturally sensitive conscience.
• The practitioner is often confronted with the problem of how best to handle certain cases.
• In every case such examinations are made to the best advantage if the practitioner can view his patient from a little distance.
• Their selection is a matter of choice with the practitioner.
• Served time to medical practitioner, locality Paddington.
• There is no one of who may not at any moment be thrown, bound and foot by physical incapacity, into the hands of a medical practitioner.
• I do not remember the occasion which led me to take up this subject, while a practitioner of the law.
• When from any causes it is necessary to procure abortion, a medical man should do so only after consultation with a brother practitioner.
• It was a singular fact in all the professional experience of this eminent practitioner, that his patients, regardless of age or sex, were all afflicted with a like malady.
• On application, she is then placed upon the Medical Register, and is known as a registered medical practitioner.
• Autumn, until then, had seemed to be a practitioner of all the easy arts at once, or rather, she had taken the easy way with the arts of colour, sentiment, suggestion, and regret.
• The man was indeed no ornament to his profession, but a police-court practitioner of the pushing order, who had secured the case for notoriety and nothing else.
• This was done, and the experienced practitioner read it very carefully.
• Yale 1816, was in the New York senate and a successful practitioner.
• A clever man in his profession, holding an Edinburgh degree, and practising as a general practitioner.
• It is found only at rare intervals by the medical practitioner.

Similar words containing PRACTITION without suffix er

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