practitioner in Latin
practitioner in Latin is exercitator, exercitatrix — practitioner means someone who actively works in a profession or skilled field, especially medicine or law.
practitioner in Latin
exercitator
A person who practices a profession or art, especially law or medicine.
exercitatrix
A person who practices a profession or art, especially law or medicine.
What does "practitioner" mean?
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noun Someone who actively works in a profession or skilled field, especially medicine or law.
"She has been a practitioner of family medicine for over twenty years."
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noun Someone who regularly carries out a particular activity or method.
"He is a longtime practitioner of meditation."
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practitioner in a sentence
- She has been a practitioner of family medicine for over twenty years.
- The clinic employs several practitioners of alternative therapies.
- He is a longtime practitioner of meditation.
- She is a keen practitioner of yoga and practises every morning.
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What is "practitioner" in Latin?
"practitioner" in Latin is exercitator, exercitatrix. practitioner means: Someone who actively works in a profession or skilled field, especially medicine or law.
How do you use "practitioner" in a sentence?
Example: "She has been a practitioner of family medicine for over twenty years." In Latin, "practitioner" is exercitator, exercitatrix.
Are there other ways to say "practitioner" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "practitioner": exercitator, exercitatrix.
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