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The action of arranging for something to take place at a later time than initially planned; a delay or deferral.
“The heavy rain forced the postponement of the outdoor concert until next weekend.”
A therapeutic or fitness regimen consisting of exercises and education designed to improve body alignment, reduce musculoskeletal stress, and enhance neuromuscular coordination.
“The physical therapist recommended postural training to alleviate her chronic lower back pain.”
A starchy plant tuber that is one of the most important food crops, eaten as a vegetable.
“We mashed the boiled potatoes with butter and milk.”
Supplied with mechanical or electrical energy in order to operate.
“The factory transitioned entirely to solar-powered machinery last year.”
A person, group, or organization that possesses great energy, strength, or influence.
“The two tech companies are absolute powerhouses in the global market.”
The state or condition of lacking strength, influence, or the ability to control events or one's own life.
“She felt a deep sense of powerlessness as she watched her home flood.”
The use of a theory, idea, or method in a real-world situation or to solve a concrete problem rather than remaining merely theoretical.
“The physics seminar focused on the practical application of quantum mechanics in modern computing.”
The actual application, utility, or deployment of something to achieve a useful, real-world purpose or function.
“Old computers can still find practical use in classrooms for basic typing practice.”
To move with high, springy steps, often in an ostentatious, confident, or playful manner.
“The show horse began to prance around the ring as the crowd cheered.”
To converse, confer, or maintain a dialogue with someone; to talk at length (literary or archaic).
“Os dois sábios costumavam praticar durante horas sobre filosofia antiga.”
The historical and geographical region of Central Asia during the period before the spread of Islam, characterized by a diverse religious landscape including Zoroastrianism, Buddhism, and Manichaeism.
“The archaeological sites of Pre-Islamic Central Asia reveal a sophisticated urban culture that thrived on Silk Road commerce.”
Depending on the will or pleasure of another; dangerously lackine in security, stability, or steady foundation.
“The mountain climber found himself in a precarious position on the edge of the cliff.”
A general rule intended to regulate behavior or thought.
“The school is founded on the moral precept of treating everyone with respect.”
Of great value; not to be wasted or treated carelessly.
“We must not waste our precious time on trivial matters.”
The quality, condition, or fact of being exact and accurate.
“The surgeon performed the delicate operation with remarkable precision.”