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exercise machine

American  

noun

  1. a machine or device used for physical exercise or training.

    Is the treadmill a good exercise machine?


Etymology

Origin of exercise machine

First recorded in 1840–45

Example Sentences

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From that point on, when you log onto an exercise machine with your wristband, it calls up your personalized training program.

From Los Angeles Times

He never hesitated to speak his mind, for many years meeting with reporters while he worked on an exercise machine before most home games.

From Washington Times

The point is that I pushed and pulled and pressed and pumped and ran and jumped and never, at any time, used an exercise machine that cost thousands of dollars.

From Slate

In fact, the best way to get a workout from an exercise machine is to grab hold of it and drag it out to the dumpster.

From Slate

It doesn’t help that he and Ms. Murty own expensive houses in London, in his parliamentary district in Yorkshire and in Santa Monica, Calif. Or that he works out on a Peloton exercise machine and has been photographed wearing $500 Prada suede loafers and using a $200 “smart” mug that keeps coffee at a precise temperature.

From New York Times