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Meanings of pragmatical in English
Concerned with practical matters.
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Examples for "pragmatic"
Examples for "pragmatic"
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The legislation was a pragmatic solution to challenges it faced, it said.
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Methods: This pragmatic comparative effectiveness trial used a parallel mixed methods design.
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But I think the children of actors share a certain pragmatic approach.
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The centre is focused on the pragmatic manufacturing challenges of business today.
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Instead, multitudes started adopting pragmatic ways to allow give-and-take among complex citizens.
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His explanation is in harmony with the general trend of his philosophical doctrine.
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The difficulties presented by any philosophical doctrine are not always evident at once.
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For another reason, also, the attempt to base a political theory upon a philosophical doctrine is undesirable.
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The doctrine of Evolution, therefore, does not even come into contact with Theism, considered as a philosophical doctrine.
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To him Realism was the orthodox philosophical doctrine because it was the one most in harmony with Christian theology.
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To be or not to be; that is the actual matter-of-fact question.
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So the young Earl was able to say this in matter-of-fact tones.
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In the pulpit he drives forward in the same earnest, matter-of-fact style.
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Such was the matter-of-fact manner in which the portentous news was announced.
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Yet he replied in a perfectly matter-of-fact tone, without the slightest hesitation.
Usage of pragmatical in English
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But he was interfered with by the pragmatical, imbecile, and conceited Congress.
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A pragmatical seventeenth-century lawyer, I should judge, by that hard, angular writing.
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Do you side with Wolfe and Heyne and that pragmatical fellow Vico?
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The historians of the Renaissance period simply reverted to the ancient pragmatical view.
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Thus pragmatical belief has degrees, varying in proportion to the interests at stake.
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I do remember, in particular, a tidy, laborious, parsimonious, pragmatical little Scotchwoman, Christiana.
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Lord Derby was fiery and impetuous, Lord Aberdeen reserved and pragmatical.
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He never made foolish remarks, although not in the slightest degree uncomfortably precocious or pragmatical.
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In every thing this pragmatical rascal throws me behind.
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Another voice broke in upon them, harsh and pragmatical.
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But the pragmatical daughter, by the fatal meeting, precipitated all, and frustrated her indulgent designs.
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He's a pragmatical fellow, but as plucky as ginger, and I love him for it.
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In this dread it was very evident that his companions largely participated, not excepting the pragmatical clerk.
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He is a little bit pragmatical, and seems evidently proud of his superior knowledge of the river.
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Expatiates upon the pragmatical folly of man.
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Some pragmatical seventeenth century lawyer, I suppose.
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