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practicality
[prak-ti-kal-i-tee]
noun
plural
practicalitiesthe quality of being adapted or designed for actual use; usefulness or convenience.
Your home furniture choices should be based on practicality, durability, and beauty.
interest in or inclination toward actual work or activity as opposed to theories or ideas.
My mother was an entrepreneur whose tremendous vision, teamed with her practicality, “moved mountains.”
a detail or consideration involved in putting something into action.
She talked with culinary students about their dreams as well as the practicalities of launching a food business.
the constraints or demands of real life or actual implementation.
Economy and practicality dictate that we can't save every green space from development.
the quality or fact of relating to actual activity, especially ordinary or everyday activity.
I appreciate the real-world practicality of the question, “What does it mean to be a father?”
Other 51Թ Forms
- nonpracticality noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of practicality1
Example Sentences
One is the practicality of the measure, which in theory is being dealt with by the EU but is succumbing to endless procrastination.
Just the practicalities of your home life, your kids, what you feel like you can and can’t do.
Lucy finds herself torn between the cynicism and mathematical practicality her job has hardened in her and a yearning romanticism she wishes she could be open to.
And opinion aside, the practicality of achieving such a fundamental reordering of America's system of higher education, even with all the tools at the federal government's disposal, is a daunting task.
Asked if he was talking about a potential coalition between the two parties, Lord Houchen said: "I'm talking about the practicalities of keeping Labour out of government."
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