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🏋️exercise

noun/verb
/ˈɛksərsaɪz/
exempt exert
exercise definition card — visual illustration of the meaning exercise synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison exercise collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

Physical activity done to maintain or improve health and fitness.
to do physical activity; to use or practice

Example Sentences

She does exercise every morning.

I exercise at the gym three times a week.

Example Expressions

exercise control

Synonyms

workout, training, practice, drill, activity, work out, train
Entry 1
workout, training, practice, drill, activity
Entry 2
work out, train, practice, drill

Antonyms

inaction, idleness, rest, relax, idle, laze
Entry 1
inaction, idleness
Entry 2
rest, relax, idle, laze

Collocations

do exercise, regular exercise, exercise routine, exercise program, exercise regularly, exercise caution, physical exercise, exercise equipment
Entry 1
do exercise, regular exercise, exercise routine, exercise program
Entry 2
exercise regularly, exercise caution, physical exercise, exercise equipment

More Example Sentences

Do you feel fresh after exercise?

How long do you exercise everyday?

When and how long do you exercise?

I exercise on the roof of our house.

What kind of exercise do you like more?

Do you use any instrument at the time of exercise?

Having exercised in the gym, Sarah felt refreshed.

What time do you think to be most suitable for taking exercise?

What season do you think to be most suitable for taking exercise?

Why isn’t it possible on your part to exercise for thirty minutes every morning?

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