pragmatical
/praɡˈmatɪkl/adjective
1Conceited, self-important, pompous; opinionated; dogmatic, unbending.
2Of, relating to, or dealing with practice, practicalities, or fact, as opposed to theory, speculation, or ideals; practical, realistic.
3Matter-of-fact, down-to-earth; banal.
4 Philosophy = pragmatic.
5 Linguistics. Of or relating to pragmatics.
Origin
Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin pragmaticus + -al; compare -ical. With use as adjective compare later pragmatic.
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- twentyfold
- twenty-four-hour clock
- twenty-four hours
- twenty-one
- twenty-pence piece
- Twenty-Six Counties
- twenty-something (thirty-something, forty-something, etc.)
- twenty-three skidoo
- twenty-twenty
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- twerp
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- twice
- twice-baked
- twice-born
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