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Definition of exerted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
actionTECH. put into action or useTECH.
- The exerted influence of the leader was evident in the team's performance.
2.
effortTECH. applied with effort or forceTECH.
- The exerted pressure caused the pipe to burst.
Origin of exerted
Latin, exertus (put forth)
Terms with exerted included in their meaning
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physics
the force exerted by gravity on an object
physics
decrease the force exerted by something
force inside
the force exerted by air inside a tyre
engineering force
force exerted on a structural component
physical force
force exerted on a material to deform it
physics
physical pressure or tension exerted on an object
science
force exerted by the atmosphere on the earth's surface
scientific
force exerted by the weight of the atmosphere
physics
force exerted by a gas on surfaces
digital influence
influence exerted through the Internet or cyberspace
destiny
influence or control exerted by fate
physics
force exerted during a collision
building safety
force exerted on a structure
atmospheric measurement
pressure exerted by the atmosphere as indicated by a barometer
physical force
measure of force exerted per unit area
fluid mechanics
force exerted by a fluid per unit area
physics
pressure exerted by water at rest
physics
torque exerted on a magnet in a magnetic field
physics
force exerted by electromagnetic radiation on any surface exposed to it
physics
pressure exerted by a vapor in a closed system
physics
pressure exerted by a vapor above its liquid in a closed system
medical
pressure exerted by blood in the veins
atmospheric
force exerted by atmosphere
hydraulic
force exerted by oil in hydraulic systems
Examples of exerted in a sentence
Her exerted authority changed the course of the meeting. The exerted force moved the heavy object. The exerted effort was visible in his strained muscles.
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- French:exercé, appliqué, ...
- German:ausgeübt, ...
- Italian:esercitato, ...
- Spanish:ejercido, ...
- Portuguese:exercido, ...
- Chinese:施加的, 用力的, ...
- Japanese:行使された, 加えられた, ...
- Arabic:مُمَارَس, مُطَبَّق, ...
- Hebrew:מוּפְעָל, ...
- Russian:оказанный, ...
- Ukrainian:застосований, прикладений, ...
- Hindi:प्रयुक्त, प्रयासित, ...
Definition of exert - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
effortmake a physical or mental effort
- She exerted herself to finish the project on time..
2.
powerapply influence or authority forcefully
- He exerted his influence to change the decision.
3.
actionuse something non-material effectively
- The leader exerted pressure to get results.
Expressions with exert
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use influence or force to make someone do something
They exert pressure on the team to win the game.
use power or ability to affect someone or something
She tried to exert influence over the committee's decision.
Origin of exert
Latin, ex- (out) + serere (to join)
Examples of exert in a sentence
They exerted themselves to meet the deadline. The manager exerted pressure to meet the deadline. She exerted her authority to enforce the new rules. She exerted her influence to change the policy. He exerted effort to complete the project on time.
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- French:s'efforcer, exercer, ...
- German:sich anstrengen, ausüben, ...
- Italian:sforzarsi, esercitare, ...
- Spanish:esforzarse, ejercer, ...
- Portuguese:esforçar-se, exercer, ...
- Chinese:努力, 施加, ...
- Japanese:努力する, 行使する, ...
- Arabic:بَذَلَ, مَارَسَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְאַמֵּץ, לְהַפְעִיל, ...
- Russian:прилагать усилия, оказывать влияние, ...
- Ukrainian:докладати зусиль, застосовувати вплив, ...
- Hindi:प्रयास करना, प्रभाव डालना, ...
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