Exploit and Practice

Exploit

Exploit verb - To take unfair advantage of.

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Practice and exploit are semantically related in used topic. In some cases you can use "Practice" instead the word "Exploit" as a verb or a noun.

Practice verb - To do over and over so as to become skilled.

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Exploit and practice are semantically related in used topic. Sometimes you can use "Exploit" instead the word "Practice" as a verb or a noun.

known	known exploit	known practice
good	good exploit	good practice
best	best exploit	best practice
particular	particular exploit	particular practice
Other adjectives: similar, common, specific, actual, real, dangerous, little, easy, new, early, traditional, less.

Modern bowlers, particularly spin bowlers, often exploit the rule to get a batsman out LBW without him ever intending to get his leg in the way, and batting practice has responded similarly.

Source: Metagame
First, while all the recruited characters start at level 1, in practice this means that you get that many more chances to exploit equipment that gives bonuses to DME and CP at each level up.

Source: Video Game / Valkyrie Profile
Requires practice, but mastering this little exploit is handy for getting free items that are otherwise inaccessible.

Source: Video Game / The Binding of Isaac

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