1. third person singular present of practise; to do something repeatedly to improve skill
Usage: British spelling
2. third person singular present of practise; to work in a profession, especially medicine or law
Usage: British spelling
3. third person singular present of practise; to follow or observe a religion or custom regularly
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• She practises piano every morning before school.
• The doctor practises medicine in three different hospitals.
• He practises Buddhism and meditates daily.
• The team practises their routine until it’s perfect.
• My sister practises law in London.
• The family practises their cultural traditions faithfully.