practically
/ˈpræktɪkli/
adverb
- Almost; very nearly.
- The suitcase was practically empty when we got home.
- It's practically impossible to finish this puzzle in under an hour.
- She has practically finished her homework already.
- In a way that is sensible and realistic, focusing on what is useful or effective.
- She dressed practically for the hike, wearing sturdy boots and a waterproof jacket.
- We need to think practically about how to solve this problem.
- He approached the task practically, making a list of what needed to be done first.
- In effect; for all practical purposes.
- He was practically the leader of the group, even though he had no official title.
- With the new law, the old rule is practically dead.
- The two plans are practically identical.
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