ejercido

exercised

adjective eh-hehr-SEE-doh Rare

Also means

practised

Usage Note

Ejercido is the past participle of ejercer used as an adjective, describing a right, profession, or activity that has been actively carried out. In legal texts, derecho ejercido means a right that has been formally exercised. The verb ejercer (to exercise, to practise a profession) follows a regular -er pattern but note the spelling change c→z before o (ejerzo).

Examples

"El derecho ejercido no puede ser retirado."

Natural Translation

A right that has been exercised cannot be withdrawn.

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