1. Having had much practice; skilled from practice.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• practicel,
• practiser,
• practived,
• practies,
• preactises,
• practied,
• practises,
• pratised,
• practioced,
• prackticed,
• practced,
• preactise,
• parctised,
• practized,
• proactived,
• practed,
• practiceds,
• practcied,
• praticed,
• practicem

• practise,
• precaution,
• prostitute,
• pristidae,
• presti,
• priced,
• precedent,
• practice,
• prechtl,
• precedence,
• practicing,
• proceeding,
• practicality,
• practical,
• proceed,
• preceding,
• proctitis,
• practicable,
• prestige,
• procedure,
• prickteaser,
• precative,
• practicum,
• practically,
• procedural,
• pristis,
• proactive,
• precedency,
• pracht,
• practician,
• prestissimo,
• prestidge,
• pristine,
• preciado,
• pricket,
• practiced,
• practicably,
• pressed.

The adjective form of the word "practised" is "practiced".

The plural form of the word "practised" is "practised" when referring to a group of individuals who have practiced something.

The singular form of the word "practised" is "practised". The word remains the same in both singular and plural forms.