Associations to the word «Exert»
Noun
- Controlling
- Effort
- Dipole
- Stress
- Peptide
- Momentum
- Attraction
- Phosphorylation
- Prowess
- Power
- Kinase
- Benevolence
- Tyrosine
- Shaping
- Authority
- Deformation
- Mechanism
- Particle
- Metabolism
- Lymphocyte
- Moderation
- Drag
- Pathway
- Domination
- Stimulus
- Perseverance
- Modulation
- Membrane
- Tranquillity
- Toxicity
- Transcription
- Molecule
- Vigor
- Adhesion
- Approbation
- Gland
- Tissue
- Prudence
- Liquid
- Tyranny
- Perturbation
- Differentiation
- Biosynthesis
- Morphine
- Velocity
- Newton
- Tension
- Grip
Adjective
- Selective
- Enormous
- Power
- Regulatory
- Synaptic
- Magnetic
- Toxic
- Elastic
- Intestinal
- Formative
- Tidal
- Lasting
- Neuron
- Desirous
- Rotational
- Reciprocal
- Metabolic
- Muscular
- Negligible
- Agreeable
- Immense
- Vain
- Normative
- Atmospheric
- Cellular
- Upward
- Therapeutic
- Strong
- Systemic
- Sublime
- Gastric
- Gaseous
- Immune
- Prodigious
- Anterior
- Pervasive
- Vascular
- Diffuse
Wiktionary
EXERT, verb. To put in vigorous action.
EXERT, verb. To make use of, to apply, especially of something non-material.
Dictionary definition
EXERT, verb. Put to use; "exert one's power or influence".
EXERT, verb. Have and exercise; "wield power and authority".
EXERT, verb. Make a great effort at a mental or physical task; "exert oneself".
Wise words
To use the same words is not a sufficient guarantee of
understanding; one must use the same words for the same
genus of inward experience; ultimately one must have one's
experiences in common.