Definition of practitioner in English:

practitioner

noun prakˈtɪʃ(ə)nəprækˈtɪʃ(ə)nər

A person actively engaged in an art, discipline, or profession, especially medicine.
patients are treated by skilled practitioners
Example sentencesExamples
- As practitioners of the Dharma, we cannot ignore the state of confusion and bewilderment beings are going through.
- In his publications and lectures, George showed that he was a skilled practitioner of the art of metaphorical economics.
- Today's practitioners and enthusiasts of the genre appear to be undeterred by these realities.
- Both the author and illustrator are prize-winning practitioners of their respective crafts.
- it would be because students displayed the outcomes expected of a competent practitioner.
- Producers are advised to consult their private veterinary practitioner for further advice on prevention and treatment.
- The remaining members include a general medical practitioner, a BBC journalist, and a theologian.
- I highly recommend trying it if you can find a practitioner in your area.
- But even the most diligent, conscientious, and competent practitioner will make mistakes.
- The probability of users visiting an alternative medicine practitioner increased from 36.3 percent to 46.3 percent.
- Physician assistants and advanced registered nurse practitioners may not dictate verbal orders for inpatient medication orders.
- He is a skilled practitioner of the art of eye contact.
- Clause 174 requires owners to notify licensed building practitioners who have worked on their homes.
- There is a dearth of specialist practitioners in the field of community care and health law.
- People with gallstones should consult a licensed health care practitioner trained in the use of botanical medicine before using ginger.
- Ideally, individualized formulae would be prescribed by fully trained practitioners.
- Who trains the Reiki practitioner to diagnose clients' problems?
- A major challenge for colleges of pharmacy is to produce competent pharmacy practitioners while minimizing student attrition.
- An administrator - a licensed insolvency practitioner - is appointed to run the club.
- The development of the theory by other practitioners in the field was, again, slow.
Synonyms
performer, player

Origin

Mid 16th century: extension of obsolete practitian, variant of practician.

Rhymes

commissioner, conditioner, exhibitioner, missioner, munitioner, parishioner, partitioner, petitioner, positioner, requisitioner

Definition of practitioner in US English:

practitioner

nounprakˈtiSH(ə)nərprækˈtɪʃ(ə)nər

A person actively engaged in an art, discipline, or profession, especially medicine.
patients are treated by skilled practitioners
Example sentencesExamples
- it would be because students displayed the outcomes expected of a competent practitioner.
- An administrator - a licensed insolvency practitioner - is appointed to run the club.
- But even the most diligent, conscientious, and competent practitioner will make mistakes.
- Today's practitioners and enthusiasts of the genre appear to be undeterred by these realities.
- Ideally, individualized formulae would be prescribed by fully trained practitioners.
- He is a skilled practitioner of the art of eye contact.
- Producers are advised to consult their private veterinary practitioner for further advice on prevention and treatment.
- Who trains the Reiki practitioner to diagnose clients' problems?
- Both the author and illustrator are prize-winning practitioners of their respective crafts.
- The development of the theory by other practitioners in the field was, again, slow.
- A major challenge for colleges of pharmacy is to produce competent pharmacy practitioners while minimizing student attrition.
- Clause 174 requires owners to notify licensed building practitioners who have worked on their homes.
- As practitioners of the Dharma, we cannot ignore the state of confusion and bewilderment beings are going through.
- There is a dearth of specialist practitioners in the field of community care and health law.
- Physician assistants and advanced registered nurse practitioners may not dictate verbal orders for inpatient medication orders.
- I highly recommend trying it if you can find a practitioner in your area.
- The remaining members include a general medical practitioner, a BBC journalist, and a theologian.
- People with gallstones should consult a licensed health care practitioner trained in the use of botanical medicine before using ginger.
- In his publications and lectures, George showed that he was a skilled practitioner of the art of metaphorical economics.
- The probability of users visiting an alternative medicine practitioner increased from 36.3 percent to 46.3 percent.
Synonyms
performer, player

Origin

Mid 16th century: extension of obsolete practitian, variant of practician.

单词	practitioner
释义	Definition of practitioner in English: practitioner noun prakˈtɪʃ(ə)nəprækˈtɪʃ(ə)nər A person actively engaged in an art, discipline, or profession, especially medicine. patients are treated by skilled practitioners Example sentencesExamples As practitioners of the Dharma, we cannot ignore the state of confusion and bewilderment beings are going through. In his publications and lectures, George showed that he was a skilled practitioner of the art of metaphorical economics. Today's practitioners and enthusiasts of the genre appear to be undeterred by these realities. Both the author and illustrator are prize-winning practitioners of their respective crafts. it would be because students displayed the outcomes expected of a competent practitioner. Producers are advised to consult their private veterinary practitioner for further advice on prevention and treatment. The remaining members include a general medical practitioner, a BBC journalist, and a theologian. I highly recommend trying it if you can find a practitioner in your area. But even the most diligent, conscientious, and competent practitioner will make mistakes. The probability of users visiting an alternative medicine practitioner increased from 36.3 percent to 46.3 percent. Physician assistants and advanced registered nurse practitioners may not dictate verbal orders for inpatient medication orders. He is a skilled practitioner of the art of eye contact. Clause 174 requires owners to notify licensed building practitioners who have worked on their homes. There is a dearth of specialist practitioners in the field of community care and health law. People with gallstones should consult a licensed health care practitioner trained in the use of botanical medicine before using ginger. Ideally, individualized formulae would be prescribed by fully trained practitioners. Who trains the Reiki practitioner to diagnose clients' problems? A major challenge for colleges of pharmacy is to produce competent pharmacy practitioners while minimizing student attrition. An administrator - a licensed insolvency practitioner - is appointed to run the club. The development of the theory by other practitioners in the field was, again, slow. Synonyms performer, player Origin Mid 16th century: extension of obsolete practitian, variant of practician. Rhymes commissioner, conditioner, exhibitioner, missioner, munitioner, parishioner, partitioner, petitioner, positioner, requisitioner Definition of practitioner in US English: practitioner nounprakˈtiSH(ə)nərprækˈtɪʃ(ə)nər A person actively engaged in an art, discipline, or profession, especially medicine. patients are treated by skilled practitioners Example sentencesExamples it would be because students displayed the outcomes expected of a competent practitioner. An administrator - a licensed insolvency practitioner - is appointed to run the club. But even the most diligent, conscientious, and competent practitioner will make mistakes. Today's practitioners and enthusiasts of the genre appear to be undeterred by these realities. Ideally, individualized formulae would be prescribed by fully trained practitioners. He is a skilled practitioner of the art of eye contact. Producers are advised to consult their private veterinary practitioner for further advice on prevention and treatment. Who trains the Reiki practitioner to diagnose clients' problems? Both the author and illustrator are prize-winning practitioners of their respective crafts. The development of the theory by other practitioners in the field was, again, slow. A major challenge for colleges of pharmacy is to produce competent pharmacy practitioners while minimizing student attrition. Clause 174 requires owners to notify licensed building practitioners who have worked on their homes. As practitioners of the Dharma, we cannot ignore the state of confusion and bewilderment beings are going through. There is a dearth of specialist practitioners in the field of community care and health law. Physician assistants and advanced registered nurse practitioners may not dictate verbal orders for inpatient medication orders. I highly recommend trying it if you can find a practitioner in your area. The remaining members include a general medical practitioner, a BBC journalist, and a theologian. People with gallstones should consult a licensed health care practitioner trained in the use of botanical medicine before using ginger. In his publications and lectures, George showed that he was a skilled practitioner of the art of metaphorical economics. The probability of users visiting an alternative medicine practitioner increased from 36.3 percent to 46.3 percent. Synonyms performer, player Origin Mid 16th century: extension of obsolete practitian, variant of practician.
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