1. Having or showing knowledge and skill and aptitude
   - adept, expert, good, proficient, skillful [N. Amer], skilful [Brit, Cdn], practised [Brit, Cdn] 
2. Skilful after much practice
   - practised [Brit, Cdn]

1. Carry out or practice; as of jobs and professions
   "practice law"
   - practise [Brit, Cdn], exercise, do 
2. Learn by repetition
   "Pianists practice scales"
   - drill, exercise, practise [Brit, Cdn] 
3. Engage in a rehearsal (of)
   - rehearse, practise [Brit, Cdn] 
4. Avail oneself to
   "practice a religion"; "practice non-violent resistance"
   - apply, use, practise [Brit, Cdn] 
5. Engage in or perform
   "practice safe sex"
   - commit, practise [Brit, Cdn]

See also: experienced, experient, skilled

Type of: do, engage, execute, learn, perform, prosecute, pursue, read, study, take

Encyclopedia: Practice Practice, The

• in spite of
• in spite of appearance
• in stages
• in stock
• in store
• in straitened circumstances
• in stride
• in style
• in tandem
• in that
• in that location
• in that respect
• in the adjacent apartment
• in the adjacent house
• in the air
• in the altogether
• in the bargain
• in the beginning
• in the black
• in the buff
• in the dark
• in the end
• in the first place
• in the flesh
• in the lead