exercises <an exercise; exercises> N
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exercise
exercise
exercise addiction SPORTS
| I | exercise |
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| you | exercise |
| he/she/it | exercises |
| we | exercise |
| you | exercise |
| they | exercise |
| I | exercised |
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| you | exercised |
| he/she/it | exercised |
| we | exercised |
| you | exercised |
| they | exercised |
| I | have | exercised |
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| you | have | exercised |
| he/she/it | has | exercised |
| we | have | exercised |
| you | have | exercised |
| they | have | exercised |
| I | had | exercised |
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| you | had | exercised |
| he/she/it | had | exercised |
| we | had | exercised |
| you | had | exercised |
| they | had | exercised |
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They would perspire like anything, then apply oil and do exercises till they were exhausted.
www.thehindu.com His results showed exercise addiction was the second most prevalent, after compulsive buying.
en.wikipedia.org When diagnosing bulimia, exercise addiction is referred to as a compensatory behavior and indicator of the underlying disorder.
en.wikipedia.org Tools for determining eating disorders can also show a high risk for exercise addiction.
en.wikipedia.org He also for years wrote the university's citations for the honorary degrees awarded to luminaries at commencement exercises.
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