pragmatic in Latin
pragmatic in Latin is pragmaticus — pragmatic means focused on practical results and workable solutions rather than theory or ideals.
pragmatic in Latin
pragmaticus
Practical, concerned with making decisions and actions that are useful in practice, not just theory.
What does "pragmatic" mean?
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adj Focused on practical results and workable solutions rather than theory or ideals.
"The manager took a pragmatic approach and just fixed the immediate problem."
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pragmatic in a sentence
- The manager took a pragmatic approach and just fixed the immediate problem.
- She's pragmatic about money and never overspends on luxuries.
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What is "pragmatic" in Latin?
"pragmatic" in Latin is pragmaticus. pragmatic means: Focused on practical results and workable solutions rather than theory or ideals.
How do you use "pragmatic" in a sentence?
Example: "The manager took a pragmatic approach and just fixed the immediate problem." In Latin, "pragmatic" is pragmaticus.
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