Practice and Working

Practice

Practice noun - A private performance or session in preparation for a public appearance.

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Working and practice are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Working" instead a noun "Practice".

Working noun - A mine or quarry that is being or has been worked.

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Practice and working are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Practice" instead a noun "Working".

Nearby Words: work, works, worked, workable, worker

human	human practice	human working
old	old practice	old working
good	good practice	good working
normal	normal practice	normal working
Other adjectives: established, proper, actual, real, hard, successful, little, bad, private, new, professional, general, former, cultural, magical, historical.

Album Title Drop: Noel Gallagher didn't like naming albums after songs, so working them quietly into the lyrics instead was a common practice.

Source: Music / Oasis
This lead to the unusual practice of D.I.s (Death Items), expensive but useless equipment carried around solely for the purpose of dropping it on death instead of the day-to-day working tools.

Source: Video Game / Asheron's Call
Sherlock shows John working as a GP about twice (he shares a practice with Sarah in "The Blind Banker" and "The Empty Hearse" features a lengthy scene of him working, the point of which is that he should be having exciting adventures with Sherlock instead).

Source: One-Hour Work Week

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