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Definitions from the WebPratiquePart of Speech: noun, verb, adjective, adverb 1. NounSense 1: A special permission or license granted to a vessel to engage in a particular trade or to enter a specific port. Usage: This maritime pratique allows the ship to dock at the port without delay. Example Sentence: The captain proudly displayed the pratique granted to their vessel. 2. NounSense 1: Practice; the act of doing something repeatedly in order to improve or gain proficiency. Usage: Regular pratique is necessary to master any skill. Example Sentence: She dedicated hours every day to ballet pratique to perfect her technique. 3. NounSense 1: A local or popular custom, habit, or tradition. Usage: The festival showcases the diverse cultural pratiques of the region. Example Sentence: The wedding ceremony incorporated both traditional and modern pratiques. 4. VerbSense 1: To perform or engage in an activity or skill repetitively in order to improve. Usage: He spends several hours each day to pratique his guitar playing. Example Sentence: She praticed the dance routine until it was flawless. 5. AdjectiveSense 1: Suitable, convenient, or advantageous. Usage: The location of the new apartment is quite pratique as it is close to public transportation. Example Sentence: The spacious layout of the kitchen makes it highly pratique for cooking large meals. 6. AdverbSense 1: In a skillfully practical or efficient manner. Usage: She completed the task quite pratique, leaving her with extra time. Example Sentence: He swiftly and pratique solved the puzzle. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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