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Meanings of frequent exercise in English
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Usage of frequent exercise in English
1
The spirit, like the body, can be strengthened and developed by frequentexercise.
2
Our University, four miles distant, gives me frequentexercise, and the oftener, as I direct its architecture.
3
Another frequentexercise of the enemy at this time was night bombing, which during the full moon became somewhat serious.
4
In retiring, himself, from frequentexercise in the arena, he gave up his mind with renewed zest to the thoughts and masterpieces of others.
5
The most frequent perceived exercise benefits were preventing muscular atrophy and improving mood, whereas tiredness and lower-extremity fatigue were the most frequentexercise barriers.
6
Their most frequentexercise was prayer, and that more mental than vocal, because they had not as yet books for saying the Divine Office.
7
He preserved health, and kept himself from corpulency, to which he was somewhat inclined, by an abstemious diet and by frequentexercise, particularly hunting.
8
The ease with which she moved showed how well she had accustomed herself, by frequentexercises, to the cumbrous load she bore.