religion
convention
therapeutist
pick up on
endeavorer
enter into
tutor
voluntaristic
practically
foresightly
stable
professionalist
conventicler
oversee
provident
macropractice
ear to the ground
sociotherapist
circling
paraclete
class act
one
care
tending
aid
attention
practively
do by
immerse
collegiately
guide
consulter
procott
ride or die
get in with
nursery
bend someone's ear
action
cenacle
have
-ist
walk the line
practician
move
meditation
practitioner
follow the crowd
big tent
yogi
counselor
advocate
pump someone's tires
recreational
do one's damnedest
do one's darnedest
premediate
in the business of
pro
strain every nerve
do the decent thing
workly
advocacy
subjecter
stoke
faithful
participatorily
praxis
participatively
counsel
stand up and be counted
vamachara
practising
pull an oar
bound up
voluntarist
lift one's game
métier
religious
ex professo
practicing
nonpractitioner
gun
intention
occupational therapy
get in the boat and row
educatively
past master
specialist
qualitativist
upspeaker
collectivism
wrapped up
woo-monger
conservationist
physiotherapeutically
guidance
off pat
take someone's part

English words for 'Any practice to which someone or some group is seriously devoted.'

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