No. 9,795 in French
exercée
"Exercée" means "practiced" or "carried out."
In a sentence
La pression exercée sur les étudiants est parfois trop intense.
The pressure exerted on students is sometimes too intense.
In this sentence, 'exercée' is used as the past participle of the verb 'exercer,' modifying 'pression' and showing that the action of exerting is performed on 'students.'
Elle a exercé son métier de médecin avec passion.
She practiced her profession as a doctor with passion.
Here, 'exercée' comes from 'exercer,' meaning to practice or carry out a profession, emphasizing dedication in her work as a doctor.
La force exercée par le vent a déplacé l'objet.
The force exerted by the wind moved the object.
In this sentence, 'exercée' is describing the action of exerting force performed by the wind, parsing its influence on the object.
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