What is Exert?

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Exert

/ ig-ˈzərt /
Exert is to make a mental or physical effort, to strive. The opposite is to relax and take it easy. 

Word Background

Imagine you’re trying to push a heavy box across the floor. You have to use a lot of effort and strength to move it. That’s exerting yourself.

“Exert” means to use a lot of physical or mental effort to do something. It’s like putting all your energy into a task. For example, athletes exert themselves during a race, and students exert themselves while studying for exams.

Exerting yourself can be tiring, but it can also be rewarding. It shows that you’re dedicated and willing to work hard to achieve your goals.

Example Sentence

You can exert your energy by playing sports.

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