Practise
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 80
prak′tis, v.t. to put into practice or to do habitually: to perform: to exercise, as a profe ion: to use or exercise: to teach by practice: to commit.— v.i. to have or to form a habit: to exercise any employment or profe ion: to try artifices.— n. Prac′tisant ( Shak. ), an agent.— adj. Prac′tised , skilled through practice.— n. Prac′tiser .— adj. Prac′tising , actively engaged in profe ional employment. [From practice .]
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