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1. (n.) exertion
vigorous action or effort.
2. exertion
an effort:
a great exertion to help others.
3. exertion
exercise, as of power or faculties.
4. exertion
an instance of this.
Etymology: (1660–70)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) effort, elbow grease, exertion, travail, sweat
use of physical or mental energy; hard work
"he got an A for effort"; "they managed only with great exertion"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) exertion
the act of exerting, or putting into motion or action; the active exercise of any power or faculty; an effort, esp. a laborious or perceptible effort; as, an exertion of strength or power; an exertion of the limbs or of the mind; it is an exertion for him to move, to-day
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Sense: the act of bringing forcefully into use
the exertion of one's influence.
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 Afrikaans: aanwending |
 Arabic: بَذْل جُهْد، إجْهاد |
 Bulgarian: напрягане |
 Brazilian: exercício |
 Czech: užití |
 German: die Anwendung |
 Danish: udøvelse |
 Greek: άσκηση, χρήση |
 Spanish: ejercicio |
 Estonian: rakendamine |
 Farsi: اعمال؛ بکارگیری |
 Finnish: käyttö |
 French: exercice |
 Hebrew: מַאֲמָץ |
 Hindi: परिश्रम |
 Croatian: napor, naprezanje |
 Hungarian: felhasználás |
 Indonesian: pemaksaan |
 Icelandic: beiting, neyting |
 Italian: esercizio |
 Japanese: 行使 |
 Korean: 격심한 활동 |
 Lithuanian: panaudojimas |
 Latvian: (varas u.tml.) izrādīšana |
 Malay: pemaksaan |
 Dutch: uitoefening |
 Norwegian: anstrengelse; utøvelse |
 Polish: wywieranie |
 Persian: اعمال؛ بکارگیری |
 Pashto: لګول په كار وړل |
 Portuguese: exercício |
 Romanian: abuz |
 Russian: проявление; использование |
 Slovak: uplatnenie |
 Slovenian: uveljavljanje |
 Serbian: primena |
 Swedish: utövande |
 Thai: ความพยายาม |
 Turkish: kullanma |
 Taiwanese: 行使, 運用 |
 Ukrainian: використання |
 Urdu: زور سے نافذ کرنے کا عمل |
 Vietnamese: sự sử dụng |
 Chinese: 发挥，运用 |
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