exerts
To exert oneself is to work very hard. When you exert yourself, you put your whole body into the work that you're doing.
She exerted herself by running all the way around the track.
He exerted himself by lifting the heavy suitcase.
To exert oneself is to work very hard. When you exert yourself, you put your whole body into the work that you're doing.
She exerted herself by running all the way around the track.
He exerted himself by lifting the heavy suitcase.
verb
have and exercise
Synonyms:
verb
put to use
Synonyms:
verb
make a great effort at a mental or physical task
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The pressure of the liquid will exert forces on it.
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They exert massive influence on the economy and governance of the state.
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They did not exert the pressure upon one another.
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I contemplated failing to materialize or exert much influence.
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The liberal and republican writers of the west also exerted influence.
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The machinist then exerts pressure to it to sand down specific areas.
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The pressure exerted by the punch forces the metal to flow laterally.
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Exertion aggravates the symptoms.
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The people exerted the powers.
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The force exerted by the piston is increased.