Word: Pragmatic (Prag*mat*ik) Adjective
Pragmati'cality
-noun
Prag'matically
-adverb
Definition:
1)of or pertaining to a practical point of view or practical considerations.
2)treating historical phenomena with special reference to their causes, antecedent conditions, and results.
3)Involving everyday or practical business
Source: Dictionary.com
oragmatic involves buisness and practical view points. This man is trying to explain to people about some of his views so he is pragmatic. He looks smart since he's in a suit and well taken care of so he also looks practical.
Sentences:
1. The pragmatics of the hoover dam were good for the economy, but bad for the enviroment.
2. It's pragmatic to think that farms are good for the enviroment, but they're actually very bad for water-habitats.
The word pragmatic Is best used when talking about business with businessmen or politics with politicians. This word has been know to have been used in business over and over again. evidence Is shown In the definition.
My word is kinda like down-to earth or realistic, buts its different because it seems to have a more safistiated flavor to it. It's also like "the effect" of something. ex. The effects of pollution.
I would give Pragmatic a 3 out of 5 stars because It isn't a hard word to understand once you know It, and It makes sense. I don't know how much It Is used in other situations, but It seems to be used In business a lot.
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