Practically, ad.
- 1. See Practical.
- 2. Actually, as a matter of fact, in fact, in effect, so far as results are concerned.
Practice, n.
- 1. Custom, habit, wont, frequent repetition.
- 2. Use, usage, customary course.
- 3. Acting out, actual performance, doing, habitual doing.
- 4. Exercise (as of a profession), pursuit, application
- 5. Exercise, drill, habitual performance (for skill’s sake), constant exercise or use.
- 6. Actions, acts, behavior, conduct, proceeding, dealing.
Practise, v. a. [Written also Practice.]
- 1. Do or perform repeatedly, exercise or drill one’s self in.
- 2. Exercise, apply, pursue, carry on, use.
- 3. Put into action or practice, carry out, do, perform, perpetrate.
Practised, a. Experienced, instructed, versed, thoroughbred, trained, accomplished, proficient, able, skilled, qualified, practical, au fait.
Pragmatical, a.
- 1. Meddling, officious, meddlesome, impertinent, intermeddling, interfering, intrusive, obtrusive, over-
busy.
- 2. Very matter-of-fact, absorbed in realism, hostile to ideals, fond of the material, obtuse to ideas, stolid,
of the earth, earthy.
Praise, n.
- 1. Commendation, approval, approbation. See Applause.