Exert

What do we mean by exert?

To put to use or effect; put forth. transitive verb

To bring to bear; exercise. transitive verb

To put (oneself) to strenuous effort. transitive verb

To put forth; thrust out; push out; emit.

To put forth, as strength, force, or ability; put in action; bring into active operation: as, to exert the strength of the body; to exert powers or faculties.

To put forth as the result of effort; do or perform.

To put forth effort or energy.

See exserted.

To thrust forth; to emit; to push out. transitive verb

To put force, ability, or anything of the nature of an active faculty; to put in vigorous action; to bring into active operation transitive verb

To put forth, as the result or exercise of effort; to bring to bear; to do or perform. transitive verb

To use efforts or endeavors; to strive; to make an attempt. transitive verb

To put in vigorous action verb

To make use of, to apply, especially of something non-material verb

Put to use verb

Make a great effort at a mental or physical task verb

Have and exercise verb

To put in vigorous action.

To make use of, to apply, especially of something non-material.

Words that are spelled similarly to exert:
exert, expert, evert, exeat, exsert, ebert, exect, emert, ewert, exer.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word exert:
inhibitory, undue, influence, exerted, gravitational, pressure, inhibition, leverage, downward, receptors, dominance, effects, receptor, upward, control, torque, tremendous, profound, considerable, beneficial, activation, effect, binding, pull, sovereignty, authority, effort, membrane, force, particles, tension, regulatory, stronger, powerful, fluid, muscle, stress, jurisdiction, activity, greater, behavior, influences, power, biological, sufficient, behalf, cells, proteins, magnetic, strong, significant, strength, brain, thereby.

Words that rhyme with exert:
desert, dessert, hurt, revert, assert, alert, overt, avert, convert, introvert, curt, inert, skirt, shirt, concert, pervert, subvert, divert, dirt, flirt, pert, insert, turret, squirt, extrovert, evert, invert, spurt, vert, girt, disconcert, blurt, quirt, peart, chert, bert, kurt, sweatshirt, wert, reassert, burt, dilbert, erte, gert, outskirt, hirt, undershirt, miniskirt, pay dirt, nightshirt, hert, hair shirt, unhurt, purt, kirt, birt, wirt, stuffed shirt, polo shirt, tee shirt, hobble skirt, dress shirt, sea squirt, ballet skirt, lampert, on the alert, frozen dessert, burtt, boisvert, full skirt, grass skirt, sport shirt, evening shirt, herdt, gelatin dessert, hit the dirt, gathered skirt, gumpert, berte, mcgirt, thibert, hurtt, humpert, kuhrt, mcguirt, mcwhirt, schwerdt, vanwert.

Adjectives that are often used to describe exert:
small, former, latter, general, over, great, few, current, liquid, particular, present, individual, locomotive, northern, dominant, dead, stronger, vain, affluent, honourable, unemployed, wrathful, bacterial, mental, excellent, sick, joint, short, insane, cold, savage, scientific, audacious, eyeball.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective exert:
influence, control, pressure, effects, power, energy.

Consonant match to exert:
exit, eggs it.

Words that sound like exert:
exert, exhort, exerts, exeat, exit, izzard, izard, eggert, exsert, ecarte, exergue, igor, accourt, exist, desert, dessert, exact, excite, exhaust, insert, assert, exalt, exude, exult, exerted, isit, igs, exerting, egbert, yrt, eckert, igt, isra, exeunt, xist, iggs, exhorts, izzat, is at, isr, ixt, exhorter, ixora, icard, igra, israe, exh, izar, ikard, isro, eckart, egr, exertive, igr, exapt, exergy, figwort, exakt, cuzzort, agard, augured, agst, ignored, accord, acord, eget, ecorche, acorde, agorot, agree, eggs, eared, egger, aggro, agre, -est, airt, egad, agr, -ist, egor, eggers, egg white, eckerd, azra, dissert, agoura, eggar, eckard, big sur, aggry, dysart, acrd, ecoute, ecst, begird, eggery, agrs, aeger, egre.