Exercées

Exercées is a French word that translates to "exercised" or "practiced" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "exercer," which means to exercise, practice, or exert. The word can be used in various contexts to describe the application of a skill, authority, or influence.

For example, "ses droits exercés" would mean "his rights exercised." It can also refer to something that has been trained or developed through repeated use, such as "une force exercée" meaning "a force exercised." In a more abstract sense, "une influence exercée" implies an influence that has been exerted. The gender of the noun it modifies determines whether the adjective is "exercé" (masculine singular), "exercée" (feminine singular), "exercés" (masculine plural), or "exercées" (feminine plural). This grammatical agreement is crucial in French sentence construction.