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Definition of practicality in English: practicalitynoun ˌpraktɪˈkalɪtiˌpræktəˈkælədi 1mass noun The quality or state of being practical. there are still major doubts about the practicality of the proposal Example sentencesExamples - But there's gotta be a way to combine practicality and hope.
- Combined practicality and authority may also be seen in doctors' white coats and policemen's helmets.
- You'll find that practicality, safety and reliability are paramount to us.
- The 60: 40 split rear seats offer a further quantum leap forward in terms of everyday, easy-to-use practicality.
- For simultaneous decoration and practicality, hang bulletin boards to pin up paper and pictures.
- The value and practicality of disinfecting methods in the video were also questioned.
- At their best, they bring a healthy dose of hands-on practicality to their efforts.
- Many would agree with its desirability but most would question its practicality.
- And they did speak, asking for more quality, more utility and more practicality.
- They see it as overly commercial on one hand, but they appreciate its practicality on the other.
- Cost is usually a big factor in considering practicality of an alternative energy source.
- Basically, our lack of support is largely administrative in nature, and is a policy based on practicality from our point of view.
- Now she finds their practicality perfect for wet London days.
- And if practicality is your wont rather than sentimentality, you should still go.
- This is a kind of huge practicality, a hard-headed balancing act.
- Its comfort and practicality made it the ideal utility garment.
- No matter how beautiful something looks, we always question its practicality.
- Lace-up boots became even more popular, valued now for their practicality.
- She uses a good dose of common sense and everyday practicality.
- Why is the sheer practicality of plastic so seductive?
Synonyms feasibility, possibility, practicability, viability, workability utility, usefulness, use, value functionalism, functionality, serviceability usefulness, utility common sense, sense, realism, pragmatism, matter-of-factness 2practicalitiesThe aspects of a situation that involve the actual doing or experience of something rather than theories or ideas. the practicalities of living at sea Example sentencesExamples - For obvious reasons, the practicalities involved in trying an entire community made proceedings impossible.
- But Sir Donald said the actual timing would depend on getting the practicalities right.
- In short, students get a hands-on experience of the practicalities that they will have to deal with after they graduate.
- But in any war over ideas, symbols matter as much as practicalities and foundation hospitals have thus become totemic.
- Politics needs to be about principles as well as practicalities.
- Health reform starts with principles and must then consider practicalities.
- I feel it is an unnecessary invasion of privacy, but let us look at the realities and practicalities.
- The designer takes everyday usage practicalities, future growth potential and multi-use possibilities into consideration when creating your final design.
- These pluralistic relations must be based on practicalities rather than sentiments.
- At this stage, concentrate upon identifying as many ideas as possible without worrying about the practicalities.
- That's even before we get to the practicalities of a ban: what about history books or works of art?
- Usually I give an answer in terms of practicalities rather than which language or literature is the better one.
- He started working as a location scout and a runner which gave him invaluable experience and insight into the practicalities of the business.
- It would have been nice to get a full live orchestra playing along to the film as it was playing, but practicalities no doubt get in the way of such overblown ideas.
- But can I just, very briefly, deal with the principle, because the practicalities of this would need to be worked out.
- There are principles and practicalities involved, as well as a need for pastoral wisdom.
- The proof of principle was complete; it was time to consider practicalities.
- The main reason that I oppose this bill is as much from the practicalities that are involved as from anything else.
- Before we give in to the hype, we need to consider the practicalities.
- I am talking more in terms of the practicalities of this and similar situations.
Synonyms practical details, mechanics informal nitty gritty, nuts and bolts
Definition of practicality in US English: practicalitynounˌpræktəˈkælədiˌpraktəˈkalədē 1The quality or state of being practical. there are still major doubts about the practicality of the proposal Example sentencesExamples - For simultaneous decoration and practicality, hang bulletin boards to pin up paper and pictures.
- Its comfort and practicality made it the ideal utility garment.
- At their best, they bring a healthy dose of hands-on practicality to their efforts.
- And they did speak, asking for more quality, more utility and more practicality.
- The value and practicality of disinfecting methods in the video were also questioned.
- They see it as overly commercial on one hand, but they appreciate its practicality on the other.
- She uses a good dose of common sense and everyday practicality.
- Basically, our lack of support is largely administrative in nature, and is a policy based on practicality from our point of view.
- Why is the sheer practicality of plastic so seductive?
- Cost is usually a big factor in considering practicality of an alternative energy source.
- The 60: 40 split rear seats offer a further quantum leap forward in terms of everyday, easy-to-use practicality.
- Many would agree with its desirability but most would question its practicality.
- Combined practicality and authority may also be seen in doctors' white coats and policemen's helmets.
- No matter how beautiful something looks, we always question its practicality.
- This is a kind of huge practicality, a hard-headed balancing act.
- Now she finds their practicality perfect for wet London days.
- You'll find that practicality, safety and reliability are paramount to us.
- Lace-up boots became even more popular, valued now for their practicality.
- But there's gotta be a way to combine practicality and hope.
- And if practicality is your wont rather than sentimentality, you should still go.
Synonyms feasibility, possibility, practicability, viability, workability functionalism, functionality, serviceability common sense, sense, realism, pragmatism, matter-of-factness 2practicalitiesThe aspects of a situation that involve the actual doing or experience of something rather than theories or ideas. the practicalities of living at sea Example sentencesExamples - Health reform starts with principles and must then consider practicalities.
- The designer takes everyday usage practicalities, future growth potential and multi-use possibilities into consideration when creating your final design.
- Politics needs to be about principles as well as practicalities.
- I feel it is an unnecessary invasion of privacy, but let us look at the realities and practicalities.
- There are principles and practicalities involved, as well as a need for pastoral wisdom.
- But can I just, very briefly, deal with the principle, because the practicalities of this would need to be worked out.
- But in any war over ideas, symbols matter as much as practicalities and foundation hospitals have thus become totemic.
- Usually I give an answer in terms of practicalities rather than which language or literature is the better one.
- The main reason that I oppose this bill is as much from the practicalities that are involved as from anything else.
- I am talking more in terms of the practicalities of this and similar situations.
- In short, students get a hands-on experience of the practicalities that they will have to deal with after they graduate.
- He started working as a location scout and a runner which gave him invaluable experience and insight into the practicalities of the business.
- Before we give in to the hype, we need to consider the practicalities.
- These pluralistic relations must be based on practicalities rather than sentiments.
- It would have been nice to get a full live orchestra playing along to the film as it was playing, but practicalities no doubt get in the way of such overblown ideas.
- That's even before we get to the practicalities of a ban: what about history books or works of art?
- But Sir Donald said the actual timing would depend on getting the practicalities right.
- The proof of principle was complete; it was time to consider practicalities.
- At this stage, concentrate upon identifying as many ideas as possible without worrying about the practicalities.
- For obvious reasons, the practicalities involved in trying an entire community made proceedings impossible.
Synonyms practical details, mechanics
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