Exertion and Way

Exertion

Exertion noun - Energetic movement of the body for the sake of physical fitness.

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Way and exertion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Way" instead a noun "Exertion".

Nearby Words: exert, exerted, exerting

Way noun - A passage cleared for public vehicular travel.

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Exertion and way are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exertion" instead a noun "Way".

painful	painful exertion	painful way
obvious	obvious exertion	obvious way
brutal	brutal exertion	brutal way
hard	hard exertion	hard way
Other adjectives: great, major, unusual.

Cut to Nazir's face bent near the elf's crotch, as something white splatters all over his face while they both groan in exertion to pound out sweetrolls, which is a perfectly good way to be manly.

Source: Machinima / Gamer Poop
Again televised sports (boxing, Olympic wrestling, or mixed martial arts) are a good way to see what the results of physical exertion look like.

Source: So You Want To / Avoid Writing A Mary Sue
In 1932 tearjerker romance One Way Passage, Joan is dying of—well, something, something that apparently makes any exertion dangerous, and will kill her in a matter of weeks, although she still looks not just healthy but gorgeous.

Source: Victorian Novel Disease

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