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Definition of exert
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Exert (v. t.) To
thrust
forth;
to emit; to push out.
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Inactivity
::
Inactivity
(n.)
Idleness;
habitual
indisposition
to
action
or
exertion;
want of
energy;
sluggishness.
Energy
::
Energy
(n.) Power
efficiently
and
forcibly
exerted;
vigorous
or
effectual
operation;
as, the
energy
of a
magistrate..
Patient
::
Patient
(a.)
Constant
in
pursuit
or
exertion;
persevering;
calmly
diligent;
as,
patient
endeavor..
Burst
::
Burst (n.) Any
brief,
violent
exertion
or
effort;
a
spurt;
as, a burst of
speed..
Adhesion
::
Adhesion
(n.) The
molecular
attraction
exerted
between
bodies
in
contact.
See
Cohesion.
Power
::
Power (n.)
Ability,
regarded
as put forth or
exerted;
strength,
force,
or
energy
in
action;
as, the power of steam in
moving
an
engine;
the power of
truth,
or of
argument,
in
producing
conviction;
the power of
enthusiasm..
Press
::
Press (v. i.) To exert
pressure;
to bear
heavily;
to push,
crowd,
or urge with
steady
force..
Strong
::
Strong
(superl.)
Having
active
physical
power,
or great
physical
power to act;
having
a power of
exerting
great
bodily
force;
vigorous..
Underpull
::
Underpull
(v. i.) To exert one's
influence
secretly.
Torpedinous
::
Torpedinous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
torpedo;
resembling
a
torpedo;
exerting
a
benumbing
influence;
stupefying;
dull;
torpid.
Inertness
::
Inertness
(n.) Want of
activity
or
exertion;
habitual
indisposition
to
action
or
motion;
sluggishness;
apathy;
insensibility.
Active
::
Active
(a.)
Requiring
or
implying
action
or
exertion;
--
opposed
to
sedentary
or to
tranquil;
as,
active
employment
or
service;
active
scenes..
Work
::
Work (v. t.) To labor or
operate
upon; to give
exertion
and
effort
to; to
prepare
for use, or to
utilize,
by
labor..
Acquire
::
Acquire
(v. t.) To gain,
usually
by one's own
exertions;
to get as one's own; as, to
acquire
a
title,
riches,
knowledge,
skill,
good or bad
habits..
Vitiate
::
Vitiate
(v. t.) To cause to fail of
effect,
either
wholly
or in part; to make void; to
destroy,
as the
validity
or
binding
force of an
instrument
or
transaction;
to
annul;
as, any undue
influence
exerted
on a jury
vitiates
their
verdict;
fraud
vitiates
a
contract..
Endeavor
::
Endeavor
(v. t.) To exert
physical
or
intellectual
strength
for the
attainment
of; to use
efforts
to
effect;
to
strive
to
achieve
or
reach;
to try; to
attempt.
Easy
::
Easy (v. t.) Free from pain,
distress,
toil,
exertion,
and the like;
quiet;
as, the
patient
is
easy..
Spurtle
::
Spurt (v. i.) To make a
sudden
and
violent
exertion,
as in an
emergency..
Catalysis
::
Catalysis
(n.) A
process
by which
reaction
occurs
in the
presence
of
certain
agents
which were
formerly
believed
to exert an
influence
by mere
contact.
It is now
believed
that such
reactions
are
attended
with the
formation
of an
intermediate
compound
or
compounds,
so that by
alternate
composition
and
decomposition
the agent is
apparenty
left
unchanged;
as, the
catalysis
of
making
ether from
alcohol
by means of
sulphuric
acid; or
catalysis
in the
action
of
soluble
ferments
(as
diastase,
or
ptyali
Function
::
Function
(n.) The
natural
or
assigned
action
of any power or
faculty,
as of the soul, or of the
intellect;
the
exertion
of an
energy
of some
determinate
kind..
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