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100 Best Synonyms for “Practice”

September 25, 2026

100 Best Synonyms for

No. Item Definition
1. accustom oneself to become used to by repetition
2. acquire gain through learning and use
3. advance move to a higher level
4. attend to give effort and focus to
5. bone up on study hard to improve
6. brush up improve a rusty skill
7. build up increase skill over time
8. carry forward continue developing or doing
9. carry on continue doing regularly
10. coach train by guided repetition
11. commit oneself to pledge effort to
12. concentrate on direct attention and effort to
13. condition train for improved performance
14. continue go on doing
15. cultivate build up through regular effort
16. dabble in try casually for experience
17. dedicate oneself to give oneself fully to
18. develop improve through continued work
19. devote oneself to give sustained effort to
20. drill repeat to build skill
21. embed fix firmly through repetition
22. employ use in action
23. enforce strengthen by repeated use
24. engage in take part in actively
25. exercise use repeatedly to improve skill
26. experiment with try out in action
27. familiarize oneself with become used to through use
28. fine-tune make small improvements through work
29. focus on concentrate effort on
30. follow carry out regularly
31. forge ahead with move forward steadily with
32. form develop through repeated action
33. gear up prepare actively for performance
34. give a whirl try for experience
35. go at set about doing
36. go over review by repeating
37. go through repeat or review by doing
38. grind at work repeatedly and hard
39. ground oneself in build basics through study
40. habituate oneself to become accustomed through repetition
41. hammer away at work on repeatedly
42. harden make tougher through training
43. have a go at make an attempt at
44. hone sharpen through repeated effort
45. implement put into regular action
46. improve become better through effort
47. ingrain fix deeply by repetition
48. instill establish gradually through repetition
49. internalize make natural through repetition
50. keep maintain as a habit
51. labor at work hard to improve
52. learn gain skill through doing
53. limber up warm up the body
54. maintain continue regularly over time
55. make use of use for a purpose
56. master gain complete command of
57. memorize learn by repeated review
58. mold shape by continued training
59. observe follow as a custom
60. perfect make as skilled as possible
61. persevere in keep working at
62. persist in continue steadily with
63. plug away at work steadily and persistently
64. polish improve by refining repeatedly
65. prepare get ready through rehearsal
66. progress develop by continued work
67. pursue continue working toward skill
68. redo do again for better results
69. refine improve by small repeated changes
70. refresh renew skill by revisiting
71. rehearse go over in preparation
72. repeat do again for improvement
73. review go over again to improve
74. rework do again to improve
75. run through go over quickly by doing
76. shape form through repeated effort
77. sharpen make keener through use
78. simulate imitate for training purposes
79. stay with continue working on
80. stick with continue despite difficulty
81. strengthen make stronger through exercise
82. study work at learning something
83. sustain keep going consistently
84. take a crack at try doing something
85. teach help someone learn by doing
86. test try to assess performance
87. toil at work steadily to improve
88. train teach through repeated performance
89. try out test by doing
90. undertake begin and carry out
91. use regularly do often to maintain skill
92. utilize make practical use of
93. warm up prepare by light exercise
94. work at apply effort to learn
95. work away at keep working steadily on
96. work diligently at apply steady effort to
97. work on spend time improving at
98. work out exercise the body
99. work through do step by step repeatedly
100. work up develop gradually through effort

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