Sentence examples for am exercised from inspiring English sources

The phrase "am exercised" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may cause confusion; typically, "exercised" is used in a different context, such as "I am exercised about a topic," meaning concerned or worried.
Example: "I am exercised about the recent changes in policy that affect our community."
Alternatives: "I am concerned" or "I am troubled."

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am exercised

noun

Any activity designed to develop or hone a skill or ability.

  • The teacher told us the next exercise is to write an essay.

Exact(2)

I am exercised, however, by the assertion that Franklin's "most enduring legacy" is Poor Richard.

But I am exercised about the way Jay Hunt has been smeared, dragged into this by gratuitously being called a woman hater, on no evidence.

Similar(58)

A number of benchmark tests are exercised.

Caution must therefore be exercised.

It needs to be exercised.

Real power is exercised privately.

Does not ever have to be exercised.

It was exercised personally, not bureaucratically.

Yet it has not often been exercised.

Thus, care should be exercised in selecting the absorber parameters.

"A day, a week?" Peter was exercised.

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