practically
- adverb
- /ˈpræktɪkli/
- The guide provides tips on how to apply the theories practically in everyday situations.
- practically speak
- practically impossible
- practically important
I think a lot of people maybe don't understand how AI practically applies to Wellness.
- I think a lot of people maybe don't understand how AI practically applies to Wellness.
- OK, what can I do myself practically in order to address these concerns?
- And practically, I learned this lesson in capoeira.
- All thinking is in some sense practically motivated, if not necessarily practical.
- There's been completely new research that has been done and has helped practically save people's lives.
- I took the risk, but the foundation created itself practically through the income of its first activity.
- Now we're looking at how it how it does things practically, but also we could say performatively.
- What are your thoughts about this kind of approach philosophically or practically to the spread of Bitcoin?
- OK, so here's an example of how to use the cycle practically.
- Well, today I sit down with Rabbi Simon Jacobson and he talks exactly how to deal practically with anxiety.
- It's like, but practically speaking, it's something that can just find its way into happening.
- So practically speaking, there is a collision.
- And so if there is a way to to do it practically, I'm, I'm always, you know, looking to go that route.
- And now, practically speaking, what should you do?
- So USAID has played this swing role between state, CIA and DoD and and special forces work practically from the from the day it was born.
Examples
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Certainly, materials will need to be made available so that teachers can practically integrate social skills instruction within mainstream environments.
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OK, what can I do myself practically in order to address these concerns?
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And so I can, I can just tell you that practically speaking, thanks.
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But again, practically for users, it's not there yet.
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And now, practically speaking, what should you do?
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So, speaking practically, how do you always know what to say to guys like that?
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We need to be thinking practically.
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We take large amounts of information and strategize on how to apply it practically.
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Well, today I sit down with Rabbi Simon Jacobson and he talks exactly how to deal practically with anxiety.
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Financial constraints and a sense of what was politically and practically achievable in India held back further advances.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
It is true in reality even if not officially stated
In a practical way that focuses on what works
In most real situations it is true even if not by the rules
Antonyms
How Practical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Practically comes from practice, meaning 'doing', so when you say someone acts practically you mean they focus on what works in real life rather than on ideas.