PRACTICES

A customary way of operation or behavior

Example: "It is their practice to give annual raises"

• pattern  9

• activity  16

• biologism  14
• cooperation  15
• featherbedding  25
• formalism  16
• • one-upmanship
  • pluralism  13
  • symbolisation  20
  • symbolism  18
  • symbolization  29
  • modernism  14
  • occult  10
  • occult arts
  • ornamentalism
  • cannibalism  17
  • careerism  13
  • custom  10
  • usage  6
  • usance  8
  • habitude  14
  • fashion  13
  • lobbyism  17
  • slaveholding  20
  • slavery  13
  • peonage  10
  • unwritten law
  • lynch law
  • mistreatment  16
  • nonconformism  22
  • calisthenics  19
  • callisthenics  20
  • papism  12
  • popery  13
  • quotation  18
  • ritual  6
  • ritualism  11
  • naturism  10
  • nudism  9
  • systematism  18
  • cross dressing
  • transvestism  17
  • transvestitism  19
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Systematic training by multiple repetitions

Example: "Practice makes perfect"

• drill  6
• exercise  17
• practice session
• recitation  12

• grooming  12
• preparation  15
• training  9

• fire drill
• manual  8
• manual of arms
• military drill
• • rehearsal  12
  • dry run
  • rehearsal  12
  • brushup  14
  • review  12
  • scrimmage  16
  • shadowboxing  29
  • target practice
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Translating an idea into action

Example: "A hard theory to put into practice"

• praxis  15

The exercise of a profession

Example: "The practice of the law"

• employment  19
• exercise  17
• usage  6
• use  3
• utilisation  11
• utilization  20

• consultancy  18
• cosmetology  19
• dental practice
• law practice
• • medical practice
  • optometry  16
  • private practice
  • witching  17
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Knowledge of how something is usually done

Example: "It is not the local practice to wear shorts to dinner"

• cognition  12
• knowledge  18
• noesis  6

• custom  10
• tradition  10
• convention  15
• formula  12
• • normal  8
  • pattern  9
  • rule  4
  • heritage  12
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