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conditioner

conditioner

15 3.1
An exercise that makes the body stronger and fitter
  • noun
  • /kənˈdɪʃənər/
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  • To improve his agility and strength, he incorporated a new conditioner into his training regimen.
  • soil conditioner

Examples

  • She uses a fitness conditioner in her workout routine to enhance her muscle endurance.

  • I am the finest trainer and conditioner in the whole world.

  • Ashley rubs conditioner into her hair.

    Fiction book (2002)
  • After exercising regularly, using a conditioner helped him maintain his stamina and overall fitness.

Synonyms

exercise
vsconditioner
455 1.0

Activity that makes your body stronger and healthier

also includes objects or activities that improve the body's fitness beyond repeated movements
workout
vsconditioner
236 2.0

A time when you do exercise to get fit

also covers ongoing activities or items that improve overall body fitness not just sessions

Compounds

A machine that cools and removes water from the air in a room or building

A machine that cools and dries the air in a room or building

hay conditioner
  • Specialized
8.4

A farm machine that crushes new hay to help it dry faster

soil conditioner
  • Specialized
4.0

A material added to soil like compost to help it hold water and let air in

Surface Forms

conditioner singular
conditioners plural

Morphology

conditioner = condition (transparent) = condition + er

Standard nominalization indicating an agent/instrument or thing that conditions the body.

Etymology

Conditioner comes from condition ('state') and the ending -er, meaning 'something that does'. In fitness, a conditioner is an exercise or tool that improves your body's 'condition', so it helps make you stronger and fitter.