Make use
Practice
Practice verb - To do over and over so as to become skilled.
Both terms in one sentence
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In practice however, writers can be too lazy to make use of what most of those words mean and ending up randomly "spicing up" a work with gratuitous gore, cursing, and sex to make the work "more adult" - often overdoing it in the process.
Source: Darker and Edgier -
Mundane Utility: As he becomes more used to the game, Yun finds out that he can make use of OSO's Virtual Reality and practice his real life baking skills without spending actual money on baking ingredients.
Source: Light Novel / Only Sense Online
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