`practice` in Latin

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practice

noun
- repeated exercise to improve skill
  
  exercitatio
  
  She improved through daily practice. — Per cotidianam exercitationem profecit.
  
  usus
  
  Practice makes perfect. — Usus magistrum facit.
- customary or habitual action
  
  consuetudo
  
  It is common practice to shake hands. — Communis est consuetudo manus coniungere.
  
  mos
  
  This is an old practice. — Hic est vetus mos.
- [legal], professional work of a doctor/lawyer
  
  practica [legal]
  
  He runs a legal practice. — Practicae iuris praeest.
  
  ars [legal]
  
  She opened her medical practice. — Artem medicam aperuit.
verb
- to perform repeatedly to improve
  
  exerceo
  
  I practice the piano every day. — Cotidie citharam exerceo.
  
  meditor
  
  He practices his speech before the event. — Orationem ante eventum meditabatur.
- to carry out or apply something
  
  exerceo
  
  They practice what they preach. — Exercent quae praedicant.
  
  fungor
  
  He practices law in Rome. — Iure in Roma fungitur.