Ejerció

Ejerció is a Spanish word that translates to "exercised" or "carried out" in English. It is the past tense form of the verb "ejercer," which has a broad range of meanings depending on the context.

In a legal or political context, "ejerció" can refer to the exercise of a right, power, or authority. For example, one might say that a government "ejerció" its legislative powers, meaning it carried out its lawmaking functions. Similarly, an individual might have "ejerció" their right to vote.

In a professional or skill-related context, "ejerció" can mean to practice or employ a profession, skill, or trade. For instance, a doctor might have "ejerció" medicine for many years, or an artist might have "ejerció" their craft diligently.

The word can also be used in a more general sense to describe the application or exertion of force, influence, or effort. A company might have "ejerció" pressure on its competitors, or a student might have "ejerció" considerable effort in their studies. The specific meaning is always derived from the surrounding words and the situation being described.