pragmatism in Lithuanian
pragmatism in Lithuanian is pragmatika, pragmatizmas — pragmatism means caring more about what works than about looks, feelings or ideals.
pragmatism in Lithuanian
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pragmatika
(politics) The theory that political problems should be met with practical solutions rather than ideological ones.
What does "pragmatism" mean?
- noun Caring more about what works than about looks, feelings or ideals.
- noun (philosophy) The view that what someone believes is shown by what they do, and that a belief is true if acting on it gets good results.
- noun (politics) The idea that political issues should be dealt with by practical means rather than by fixed ideas.
- noun A tendency to get involved in other people's business; meddling.
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What is "pragmatism" in Lithuanian?
"pragmatism" in Lithuanian is pragmatika, pragmatizmas. pragmatism means: Caring more about what works than about looks, feelings or ideals.
Are there other ways to say "pragmatism" in Lithuanian?
Yes — Lithuanian has 2 translations listed for "pragmatism": pragmatika, pragmatizmas.
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